Building an Animated HTML5 Rocket in 4 Days – A Kicksend Story(blog.kicksend.com)
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Building an Animated HTML5 Rocket in 4 Days – A Kicksend Story
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Whoops, the code samples were inserted into the wrong positions. Fixed now, thanks for letting us know!
it took 4 days to build an animated html5 rocket? you guys document the most ridiculous things. I still do not understand what kicksssssnd is for
get over yourselves
thanks, truth_dude
get over yourselves
thanks, truth_dude
Forgive my ignorance, but what is the canvas still for? The given CoffeeScript code draws a small arc. But is this necessary if they're doing the final animation with CSS3?
Honestly, I signed up for Kicksend to see this and I saw a one second long, underwhelming animation, that wasn't even very rewarding for my effort.
I totally expected the camera to "follow" the rocket and all I saw was a sloppy rocket sprite jump off the screen.
You guys have the right idea with this, but poor execution.
I totally expected the camera to "follow" the rocket and all I saw was a sloppy rocket sprite jump off the screen.
You guys have the right idea with this, but poor execution.
Ha! You need to sign up for the service to see the final animation. Bravo! Bravo Kicksend! Braaaavo!
You got a sign up coming your way.
You got a sign up coming your way.
The SASS example is a css3 animation for the rocket ship. But it highlights something about css3 transitions I find really frustrating: you can't specify arcs (you can use bezier curves to specify a timing function, but not a positioning function). Animating an arc requires using translation and rotation in combination, which is very kludgy.