Fluid and particles done in WebGL

http://haxiomic.gith...eriments/html5/

I'm really excited to see how things like this get creatively used. 

Why do I find this so mesmerizing?

Because it's fucking amazing? >.>

I don't get iiiiiiiiiiiiit, all it does is make my screen red. xD

I literally sat and watched the particles for a good two hours.

Then I came to work and my work computer states it doesn't support it.... boo

I don't know what it is but it's so fun to mess around with.

I don't get iiiiiiiiiiiiit, all it does is make my screen red. xD

Click and drag. >.>

I literally sat and watched the particles for a good two hours.

 

Then I came to work and my work computer states it doesn't support it.... boo

Try a different browser maybe? Not everything is html5 compliant yet.

I don't know what it is but it's so fun to mess around with.

Just a tech demo I think, but a very good one.

I only have access to internet explorer. Can't download or change anything here unless it comes from the admins

if you still have internet explorer, the person responsible should be fired :/

It's extremely common in corporate environments. A lot easier to mass manage IE settings/updates than firefox/chrome, at least in a windows environment.

That said IE is the spawn of satan, 11 included.

At least you can come here at work.

absolutely and I have youtube... so I'm content

The practical applications of something like this seem pretty cool, but it's also a kick ass lava lamp.

For some reason, I wish that it wrapped.