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<\/p>\nThis all started out by a back-end colleague mentioning he wanted to try something like this and I was thinking to myself that it shouldn’t be too hard to achieve.<\/p>\n
I’m reading out colour values per pixel of an image that I’m externally loading. Based on that info I create a shitload of particles in papervision, the effect is quite cool, but needs to be taken much further from here. Imaging what fun stuff you can do with this!<\/p>\n
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See it in action: http:\/\/ansuz.nl\/toys\/particles_from_image\/pv3d\/main.swf<\/a><\/p>\n To my surprise this is still running at 30 fps with almost 2500 particles in the view, I guess I need to do some more testing to see how many particles we can really push in there.<\/p>\n A next step is going to try this with Flint (particles), because that can easily handle 10-15K particles!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This all started out by a back-end colleague mentioning he wanted to try something like this and I was thinking to myself that it shouldn’t be too hard to achieve. I’m reading out colour values per pixel of an image … Continue reading