Rotating Spiral
July 14, 2010Chris W. Johnson
- http://homepage.mac.com/chriswjohnson/
- Location:
- Austin, Texas, USA
Launch Experiment
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Comments
muito legal
Reply to this commentlook at the outside one. follow it. you do actually get hypnotised. i was for 20 minites. just kidding cool though
Reply to this commentbllllzzzzzz
Reply to this commentWOAH! It's 7:00 already?!?!
Reply to this commentTHIS HAS TO BECOME A SCREEN SAVER!!! OMG
Reply to this commentSCREENSAVER PLEASE !
Reply to this commentI used it to hypnotize my sister ...
Reply to this commentboring needs more skins
Reply to this commentit looks even better when you do full screen and i agree about being able to customize it
Reply to this commentThis would make a cool screensaver.
Reply to this commentLook in the center and concentrate for a minute. Then look at your hand. It sseems to swell up !
Reply to this commentdosent work
Reply to this commentCaptivating.
Reply to this commenti...will...do...your...bidding...master...
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Reply to this commentlegal
Reply to this commentDefinitely needs speed change(scroll wheel). Color would be less effective for the visual effects.
Reply to this commentvitor torres emerique
Reply to this commentbom demais
Reply to this commentmaravilha!!!
Reply to this commentOh, it's just an animated svg.
Reply to this commenti want this as a screen saver
Reply to this commentSpeed controls and fix the glitch for smoother cycling.
Reply to this commentHave to... stay ... awa... *yawn* zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....
Reply to this commentI would like to submit my introduction
Reply to this commentDoes not perform as expected at very wide/thin or very tall/narrow aspect ratios.
Good luck fixing this!
Reply to this commentStop ... playing .. with my mind ...
Reply to this commentgood experiment
Reply to this commentvery cool...
Reply to this commentes lo mejor
Reply to this commentim so dizzy after looking at it for..about 10 seconds...=P
Reply to this commentfile
Reply to this commentVery cool! ++
Reply to this commentNot very usefull ... that's sad that developers can't find better things to do that make spirals rotate when you see the potential of modern browsers...
Reply to this commentvery cool, although I don't think that it is extremely original. four stars =)
Reply to this commentPut in a speed control and evil laugh/hypnotist music
Reply to this commentThis is evil! Very easy to get in a daze. :D
Reply to this commenti thinks it would go faste
Reply to this commentwonderful tonight
Reply to this commentgood.very.good
Reply to this commentmesmerizing!!!
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Reply to this commentwhoa, that was weirdly awesome. COOL!!!!
^_^
Reply to this commentnouvo gougeule
Reply to this commentDude this is a great experiment but PLEASE add a color and speed changer. It will make it one of my favorite online tools.
Reply to this commentFantastic. For something that requires no user input, operates solely via SVG and JavaScript rotation, it's awesome.
Reply to this commentHow can I used as a screensaver? please tell me how!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply to this commentWorks on iPhone
Reply to this commentThis is fantastic! At first I thought this was just another canvas experiment, but as this is jut an SVG file, I was stunned. This is an excellent example of the unfortunately underused capabilities of SVG.
Reply to this commentShouldn't the spiral be actually rotating instead of showing an infinite zoom?
Reply to this commentCould this be saved and used as a screensaver? If so that would be great...
Reply to this commentDude this is just what I have been looking for online! I have always wanted a swirly hypnotic spiral....Just kidding. Very cool, nice job.
Reply to this commentYou should make it interactive like puting a speed change slider or a color!
Reply to this commentvery interesting.
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