Photo Particles - explode your pictures

http://lab.aerotwist.com/webgl/photoparticles/

by aerotwist • 15 years ago

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hakim2• 15 years ago

Love this. The variation in visual output depending on image colors keeps it interesting.

timrobinson• 15 years ago

"You could always upgrade to Chrome" -- I'm already running Chrome (well, Chromium from about a week ago)

hakim2• 15 years ago

Works fine on the latest Chromium (12.0.718.0) nightly for me.

Zak• 15 years ago

Fails for me on Chrome 12.0.712.0 dev (Linux).

davweb• 15 years ago

If you're running on Windows XP GPU acceleration in Chrome has been "blacklisted" due to problems. You can re-enable it with the --ignore-gpu-blacklist command line flag.

http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=72975

LudvigLindblom• 15 years ago

That's awesome. Great use of three.js

akheron• 15 years ago

I can't drop anything to the "Drop an image" box. My chromium just shows me the image I dropped.

joakin• 15 years ago

I cant get it to work on Windows XP (neither chrome 10 nor FF4).

I guess webgl is not available to this platform, I'll try at home with windows 7.

robin_reala• 15 years ago

Should be, but you can check in Firefox in about:support . Look at the bottom - if it says 0/1 windows accelerated then it‘s not enabled. Try updating your drivers.

THuRSt0N• 15 years ago

chrome.exe --ignore-gpu-blacklist Should make it work in certain cases.

Lovely demo :)

aerotwist• 15 years ago

It's relying on Modernizr's detection of WebGL, which is the best available. But yes WebGL is not ubiquitous as yet so some folks aren't going to see it.

rheide• 15 years ago

Very cool! Being able to drag&drop images is very intuitive. I like it.

bemmu• 15 years ago

Crashed my Chrome tab.

Photo Particles - explode your pictures

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