When you think of your computer talking to you it’s usually space aged computers and robots, or maybe Siri if you’re less imaginative. You probably don’t think of it happening in your browser, and especially not something made for JS1K. … Continue reading
In June 2000 Popsy Team, a group of French demoscene coders and artists released a new PC demo called VIP 2. The demo was meant to serve as an invitation to fellow demosceners to attend the Very Important Party 2 … Continue reading
Motion tracking demo by HTML5 Rocks Last week, Kevin gave us the lowdown on the exciting new getUserMedia device API coming to browsers in the near future, partly thanks to the WebRTC specification (the set of JavaScript APIs for Real Time Communication). I … Continue reading
Radiator is a great crowd sourced generative design experiment built with Three.js by Berlin based designer Sebastian Ahoi (@sebastianahoi). The projects aim: to put a digital face on radio waves. As you might expect, Radiator allows us to create a … Continue reading
Ambient occlusion is a great effect that provides more realistic lighting to objects in a 3D scene. It works by looking at the scene geometry to see what is nearby; floors, walls or other geometry. In the real world the … Continue reading