Playing with CSS3 3D propierties

[Jhewt]

I've done this like a month ago, i think it may be good to show it
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This last years i've been learning a lot of JavaScript and with the new CSS3 features (not all are yet supported, specially in IE10... duck you Microsoft) makes a whole new horizon to me and I've been playing arround with this new features for a long time, so I though it was time to "deploy" it and CreeperHost was in need of a map showing their DataCenters, so I did it in 3D among with a timeline also using CSS3 features.

Here's a demostration:

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And I don't know if it is spam (if it is, feel free to remove this link), but here's the live version.

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Now I'm working on a small "remake" of Minecraft using CSS3 3D transforms (no WebGL at all), I'm still developing the physcs engine (it will be called "PhyCSS", silly name I know). I'll be posting screenshots while I develop the small engine.

NOTE: It works best on Webkit based browsers (Safari/Chrome) because on FireFox it works... just like poop and very laggy also in every new release it gets even worst. There's also a "clipping" bug in FireFox when some div is near the camera

 

[Mucski]

Only works in firefox 1.6 , with low FPS , and even in that it has bugs , like missing gaps between textures on high resolutions. Apparently Chrome doesn't support it at all , any version.

 

[Razer]

Lol @ the creepers, nice map also. +1.

 

[Jhewt]

Only works in firefox 1.6 , with low FPS , and even in that it has bugs , like missing gaps between textures on high resolutions. Apparently Chrome doesn't support it at all , any version.

What OS do you have? Seems to be linux, current version of FireFox is 16.
If you dont have a gfx card modernz may have a false negative with 3d transforms (Open Chrome doesnt support 3d transforms)

 

[Mucski]

What OS do you have? Seems to be linux, current version of FireFox is 16.
If you dont have a gfx card modernz may have a false negative with 3d transforms (Open Chrome doesnt support 3d transforms)

Sorry I meant Firefox 16 , and it's a Intel G33/G31 , which is not designed for 3D stuff but still And the os is Windows XP

And is there a Closed Chrome ?

 

[Jhewt]

Sorry I meant Firefox 16 , and it's a Intel G33/G31 , which is not designed for 3D stuff but still And the os is Windows XP

And is there a Closed Chrome ?

Open Chrome is the open source version of Google Chrome (Chromium) and it's for Linux.
Try downloading the last beta of Google Chrome