Charact-o-matic
Robin Vernau’s Charact-o-matic has a distinctly retro futuristic about it.
Retro futuristic 3D text
Type the text you wish to display in to box on the bottom left, and then use the controls scattered around the display area to change the 3D effect.
Robin Vernau
Comments
george
It’s not working for me, and I’m on Chrome 5 and Opera 10.6 for Ubuntu. It seems like something easy enough to do, just apply transformations to the canvas coordinate system upon drawing each iteration. Shame the author couldn’t pull it off. Or maybe he did pull off the technical portion, but completely bombed the UI.
Posted on August 12, 2010
Samuel
Robin, I’ll confirm that the demo isn’t rendering properly in Se Iron either.
George, you presume Robin is a “he”? Let’s see *YOUR* demo. C’mon, if you’re going to throw around big words like “iteration”, at least draft complete sentences. Otherwise, you come across as quite the poser, eh?
Compared to nearly every other “demo” linked to CanvasDemo, the UI for this one quite ingenious — it exposes myriad parameters to user control rather than just presenting a fixed/static demonstration. Kudos, Robin! You’ve clearly put a lot of thought, and effort, into creating this demo.
Posted on August 13, 2010
george
Samuel, what are you, Robin’s spouse? You shouldn’t be one to talk about complete sentences, and since when is “iteration” a big word? If the application just won’t work, what use is the UI? It’s either the application or the UI that is broken.
If you really want to see my demo, I’ll show you my demo on the condition that you show me *YOUR* demo. It’s a pretty good demo.
Posted on August 13, 2010
Andi Smith
Why not submit them both to Canvas Demos and then we can see them
Posted on August 14, 2010
RV
My thanks to Andi for posting my work. I am a he.
Posted on August 20, 2010
moogie1973
robin vernau is a clever sausage. no long words needed.
Posted on October 1, 2010
allinster
Hello,HTML5’s World!
Posted on August 8, 2011
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