spotted in old town

chrome and firefox now have parity on how css resize works when transformed - this means the css clicker winamp window works as intended in both browsers ^_^

(this kills css-only joystick controls for chrome though, so developing 3d css-only games is a bit harder now)

this is the first time i've got a google search takedown for my archive's site - turns out one of the archived comments in my yt archive has someone linking to nhentai and wanimagazine just blindly takes down all the webpages doing that?

honestly i think the right way to implement the liquid glass effect is to do an SDF-based uv remap in a fragment shader

it's trivial to implement, gets really nice results for any shape, and has minimal performance impact (way cheaper than a simple blur i think)

so funny when people take my code, add a few changes, and then release it stating that its merely "inspired by" me

bad apple

mac os touhou

holy shit we found the skype bench!!

interactive codepen demo (with settings): https://codepen.io/rebane2001/details/OPVQXMv

added controls to the thing ^_^

😭😭

uh

this is so ominous

source code: https://gist.github.com/rebane2001/8ba35ad6e1b17c4cb5b2b2431d9e992c
(very messy, i don't recommend using it, just putting it out there in case anyone is curious how it works)

it's a bit more fun if there's colors and stuff on the screen

tried to recreate the effect in just css/svg (far from perfect but pretty nice for a first try i think)

looks a bit cleaner with proper gamma

a bit of iridescence for fun

wanted to try something...

what do i even do at this point ...