Stylish

[pasithea]

Muwahahahahaha!!!

I paid up my account and decided I should really _DO_ something with having a paid account so I created my own style.

Now I must convince myself to stop fiddling with it. Good enough for a first pass. Lotsa things I wanna monkey with on it.

Animation stuff drawn in Illustrator, exported to Flash and exported to GIFs.

I noticed that in Safari 1.0 (OS X 10.2 and earlier) that the animation doesn't happen. Works in 1.2, Mozilla, IE, etc tho.

Comments

[dv-girl.livejournal.com]

Err. Woo. Japanese! COOL!!!! Now if I knew how I did that... :}

Um. Layout is the same as everyone else's 'reply' thingy so I think I'll keep this for a while. It definetely ups the nerdy factor. Just remember that the button on the bottom left is the 'submit' button and the right one is 'preview'. :) (Which is spelled out in katakana as pu-re-byu-uu :)

You betcha it's Stylish

[yarf-mag.livejournal.com]

I like it. You are goint ot make me upgrade the Cube to 1.3.

Jeff

[centauress.livejournal.com]

My thoughts exactly.

[zeeth_kyrah]

I notice that the vertical filmstrip and the horizontal gears seem to flick to a triple-wide or -tall group at the end of each animation cycle, while the cornerpiece rotates at about 1/4 speed in comparison. Would you mind if I tried adjusting the animation in the Gimp? Not that I've done this before, but it'd make a good learning exercise.

[dv-girl.livejournal.com]

Not at all. The source images are at http://circle.twu.net/livejournal

The triple-wide is a function of Mozilla refreshing when it hits the end of the loop though. It's because the corner piece is bigger than the top/sides, so when it refreshes it tiles the animations and then resets it to one.

On that note, I have to say this is the most awsome webpage I've ever made! It's revealed bugs in Safari and Mozilla! ^_^ Bill Gates should pay me for my secret so he can put it on all MS owned sites and decry it the 'industry standard' and comment about how it 'breaks' other browsers. O_O