I'm experimenting with mashing some of our material together with various web libraries as an excuse to learn how to use them better.
This is my first pass at a slideshowesque thing using the impress.js library. Will get fancier next time around and am already thinking how it might be interestingly applied to a choose your own adventure game.
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That's really cool.
One thing is that it's going a bit odd with character encoding
' becomes ’
Quote from: Faust on November 15, 2013, 11:52:11 AM
That's really cool.
One thing is that it's going a bit odd with character encoding
' becomes ’
Cheers, am going through now and addressing those.
Next I'm going to experiment with scale and zooming in to see that the next sentence is written along the line of a letter in the previous one, or inside an O, then I'll start adding proper page elements into the mix.
This is pretty cool.
I like it!
Will you be considering font options for a later version?
Quote from: Q. G. Pennyworth on November 15, 2013, 01:23:08 PM
I like it!
Will you be considering font options for a later version?
Yeah, definitely. I didn't add any styling for this one, except the odd white background to hide the background layers. Later versions will have a bunch of different things going on.
One of LMNO's "Who are we?" cut off early while I play with some other stuff.
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Nice work!
The lines do an unfortunate fuzzy thing on that one.
Quote from: Q. G. Pennyworth on November 16, 2013, 04:07:42 AM
The lines do an unfortunate fuzzy thing on that one.
Yeah, I think what I learned from that one is that I need to zoom right through previous slides instead of leaving them in the scene.
Quote from: Pæs on November 15, 2013, 11:48:07 AM
I'm experimenting with mashing some of our material together with various web libraries as an excuse to learn how to use them better.
This is my first pass at a slideshowesque thing using the impress.js library. Will get fancier next time around and am already thinking how it might be interestingly applied to a choose your own adventure game.
That's totally awesome!
that is way cool.
Yes. It is in fact superb. I look forward to the choose your own adventure (and, possibly, write your own adventure?) development. Have you seen the "draw with text" thing? Maybe variable-size text along possibly curvy lines would add to your thing? Maybe it wouldn't, I'm just wondering. It's pretty cool as is.