I have someone I’d like you to meet. SimPixel, meet everyone. Everyone,
SimPixel.
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SimPixel, introduce yourself
SimPixel is a WebGL visualizer for LED displays, very much like the ones Adam
and Dan build over at Maniacal Labs.
#mlabs {
height: 50vh !important;
}
@media sc…
Fireflies is a WebGL demo in which a friendly flock of fireflies forms shapes
for your entertainment. Here are some live demo links, and a video.
Watch the original
Watch the geekSPARK edition
Thanks to Loren Schmidt for agreeing to let me use the awesome
pixel-per…
Kimotion is a framework for building reactive art displays.
Creating an interactive art exhibit with Kimotion is easy. Draw your ideas in
either 2D or 3D. Kimotion will provide information about
the scene, which you can use to influence your display.
Learn more at kimotion.xyz, o…
Imagine a solitary blue dot.
Unless you let your imagination run away with itself, this is going to be a
pretty boring dot. Now, imagine a second, larger dot (you can pick the color).
Red, nice choice! The scene is now slightly more interesting, since now you’ve
got two dots to…
A player walks up Fayetteville St in Raleigh, North Carolina.
SPARKcon has begun, and dozens of artists are strewn along the
street, hard at work creating elaborate chalk art on the asphalt. A light rain
is falling, and some artists are holding umbrellas over their work, some hav…
I spent a bit of time this weekend building an RGB color cube for
ColorPal, using Three.js. Drag and drop any image, and you’ll see a
cube with all the pixels of your image mapped into 3D space.
Launch live demo! and view the
code.
Your web browser must support WebGL, which at t…
This is Bouncey. It’s a simple physics demo I wrote in early/mid 2011, with some contributions and bugfixes from my good friend Greg Gardner.
The description for bouncey’s github repo is:
“a buggy, rudimentary, just-for-fun javascript physics simulator.”
It covers Newton’s laws o…
