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  • This was gonna be a ray cast demo actually

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  • Well... it's a remix :-)
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  • u/smtsjhr
    clever x.clearRect trick! its like you are "erasing" what you intend to draw! ...and it seems interchanging x.clearRect and `x.fillRect' in your code looses the blur effect hmm!
  • u/smtsjhr
    @ u/danny@hille.dk check out d/21499
  • u/danny@hille.dk
    .fillStyle='#0001' sets fill color to black with a transperancy of 16% (this css shorthand hex color notation, denotates color in 4*8bit RGBA, it is in essence the same thing as the standard #RRGGBBAA notaion, but with less resolution) fillRect then fills the intire screen with that blackish color then clearRect is used to "paint" white squares (the main reason is so you only have to use fillStyle once) When the main loop runs again - the white squares are only mostly paintet (84%) over, which results in a kind of motion-blur/glow As far as i know, you cannot use this technique with lineTo since line uses strokeStyle to draw linecolors
  • u/smtsjhr
    u/danny@hille.dk thanks for all the info!

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  • Created by my automatic dwitter emitter.

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remix of d/1701 by u/sawaxon

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  • u/iverjo
    Almost looks like 3D :) Making near dots smaller and far dots smaller would enhance the effect

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remix of d/9159 by u/f8f82804

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  • Phong reflection model

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remix of d/8938 by u/Xen

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  • Glitching through the fog (feat. terrible performance)
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    This apparently doesn't work on some browsers.

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remix of d/5527 by u/coderkid

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