Re: cool ASCII javascript animation
On Aug 19, 8:47 pm, 3Dimka <di....@usa.com> wrote: > cool ASCII javascript animation:http://a1k0n.net/temp/jsthing.html > > and this is the code which does this: > > <pre id=D></pre><script>A=0,B=0,D=document.getElementById('D'),b=[]; > function u(){n=Math.sin(B);for(k=0;1840>k;k++)y=-10-k/80|0,o=41+(k%80 > -40)*1.3/y+n|0,N=A-100.0/y,b[k]=k%80==79?"\n":".#"[o+N&1];D.innerHTML > =b.join('');A+=0.05;B+=0.03;setTimeout(u,10);}u();</script> > ** Posted fromhttp://www.teranews.com** coool :)
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