Comment on WebGL: 80,000 particlesComments−nextparadigms14yIt looks very impressive. I'd love to see some kind of game using particles like that, something like Osmos:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pso6UBicLWU−Flow14ySpheres of Chaos... Mmmm. http://www.spheresofchaos.com/−starwed14yThat would be a great game to port to the web.−BHSPitMonkey14yFor what it's worth, I wrote a simplistic Osmos clone last year using 2D canvas drawing (not WebGL). It's fairly inefficient, but anyone's welcome to hack on it and make something cool with it.http://stepheneisenhauer.com/demos/browsmos/−p0nce14yWell you can render many spheres with tiled rendering.http://www.gamesfrommars.fr/demojsv2/
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It looks very impressive. I'd love to see some kind of game using particles like that, something like Osmos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pso6UBicLWU
Spheres of Chaos... Mmmm. http://www.spheresofchaos.com/
That would be a great game to port to the web.
For what it's worth, I wrote a simplistic Osmos clone last year using 2D canvas drawing (not WebGL). It's fairly inefficient, but anyone's welcome to hack on it and make something cool with it.
http://stepheneisenhauer.com/demos/browsmos/
Well you can render many spheres with tiled rendering.
http://www.gamesfrommars.fr/demojsv2/