Tuesday, October 9th, 2007
CVI Lab: A showcase for canvas effects
<>p>Christian Effenberger has built a lot of unobtrusive canvas-based libraries and thought it would be a good idea to generate a showcase in form of a WYSIWYG application, in order to get a fast impression of theavailable CVI effects and their illustration qualities.The CVI lab is now out there, with just the curl effect available right now, with the others coming soon.
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Pretty neat. I wonder if it could also be turned into an animation.
Unfortunately their license is far to restrictive for widespread adoption.
It crashes my Firefox 2.0.0.7 under WinXP, as soon as I press the ‘start’ button. Anyone else getting the same problem?
Is this the same kind of stuff as used for the annoying add in the corner of http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/ ?
hmmm…. for me only the curl effect works (FF2, WinXP)
ups, sorry, i should have finished reading the article ;)
buggy as hell , at least not really working in opera =/
perhaps posthing things that don’t have a “under constrcution” sign on them might be a good idea. “Hey look at this really cool thing!! Nothing works but what’s not working is really cool. Really, believe me it is!”
[b]mefisto:[/b] WFM in Opera. But I’m not sure that such things bring more value than just showcase.
@vance — That said, this is still a pretty awesome idea. The browser-based photoshop filter browser, version 0.1
Today I’ve added support for edge and instant.
The other effects will come soon.
Application has been tested with IE6, FF1.5/2.0, Opera9, Safari2 on Win and Mac.
FF2 and Opera9 supports to download the modified image.
If you get in trouble, please send me an email!