Comment on Pure CSS3 dancing BenderComments−null_ptr12yThe legs slide horizontally off Bender's ass on Firefox 24 on Linux :-( Nevertheless, great work!−Sami_Lehtinen12yI just were wondering the same and if that's intentional to make it funnier. Because hands seem to stick attached to the body well.−shmerl12yI thought it's by design :)Reminded me the undead break dance from the inXile's Bard's Tale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP_7nFldRtY−anigbrowl12yYou're looking at it the wrong way. This Bender features detachable locomotors.−camkego12yWorks on iOS 7 Safari and Chrome for me, but not IE10.It seems to bring into question the practicality of multi-browser support of these complex 'apps' utilizing fancy CSS and HTML5.−girvo12yA lot of the neat features used in demo's like this (although I haven't checked this ones code specifically yet) often rely on prefixed features and the like; it's more for showing what could be, rather than what is per se.−com2kid12yLikewise, doesn't work in FF24 on Windows either, nor in IE10.I am wondering if this works in anything aside from Webkit based browsers.−yiedyie12yIt works fine, but if let for a while the legs detaches, I thing some variable is offsetting−DavidPlumpton12yThat's because Bender's metal ass is so shiny.
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The legs slide horizontally off Bender's ass on Firefox 24 on Linux :-( Nevertheless, great work!
I just were wondering the same and if that's intentional to make it funnier. Because hands seem to stick attached to the body well.
I thought it's by design :)
Reminded me the undead break dance from the inXile's Bard's Tale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP_7nFldRtY
You're looking at it the wrong way. This Bender features detachable locomotors.
Works on iOS 7 Safari and Chrome for me, but not IE10.
It seems to bring into question the practicality of multi-browser support of these complex 'apps' utilizing fancy CSS and HTML5.
A lot of the neat features used in demo's like this (although I haven't checked this ones code specifically yet) often rely on prefixed features and the like; it's more for showing what could be, rather than what is per se.
Likewise, doesn't work in FF24 on Windows either, nor in IE10.
I am wondering if this works in anything aside from Webkit based browsers.
It works fine, but if let for a while the legs detaches, I thing some variable is offsetting
That's because Bender's metal ass is so shiny.