niklasvh

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by niklasvh 14y ago
I had that very same idea, but personally think it would be far harder to do a JavaScript VM written in pure PHP than it is to do it this way around.
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by niklasvh 14y ago
It has no real practical use, but it was an amazing learning experience for me. So many puzzles to solve
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by niklasvh 14y ago
There is no physics implemented on the z-axis yet.
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by niklasvh 14y ago
You can't
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by niklasvh 14y ago
The loading time could be significantly lowered if the files would be converted into a more accessible format for JavaScript. Especially the sprites/textures, if they would pre-processed into PNG's or something more understandable by javasc
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by niklasvh 14y ago
What kind of graphics card you got?
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by niklasvh 14y ago
There are 3 cars, none of them stealable though :(
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by niklasvh 15y ago
There is no additional code in the script which is there to just support FF down to 3.6, the reason the script isn't supported on older FF versions is due to lack of key methods missing/or partial support (i.e. getBoundingClientRect, canvas
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by niklasvh 15y ago
copy of the proxy source available at https://github.com/niklasvh/html2canvas-proxy now
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by niklasvh 15y ago
I'll put python/java/php sources up once I got the specs for the proxy more set (currently still could get some changes that could break the whole functionality), but in short it provides the images either base64 encoded jsonp if browser do
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by niklasvh 15y ago
Yep, didn't think the proxy would be getting +100k requests within 24 hours. Guess we need to wait for tomorrow :(
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by niklasvh 15y ago
Looking at the supported browsers on http://www.google.com/tools/feedback/intl/en/index.html and some of the clearer bugs in their screenshots (enlarge the picture, check out for example text-underlining and compare with FF/Chrome), combi