I am working on a series of simple screensavers, please tell me what you think.
http://yarin.awardspace.com/hexsaver/
Although I only have 2 right now, I'm making more.
Give my screensavers feedback
I am working on a series of simple screensavers, please tell me what you think.
http://yarin.awardspace.com/hexsaver/
Although I only have 2 right now, I'm making more.
Take some screenshots and upload them! I can't use the screensavers on this computer.
Oh, and maybe you should provide a way for programmers interested in your source code to contact you . . . .
dwk
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I want to give your screensaver some feedback but I can't seem to find its email address...Originally Posted by Yarin
I just added 3 more, and an email address. When I say give feedback I mean here on the board. (or through email is fine)
Now there are screenshots, but don't judge them by the screenshots, they look a lot better in animation. (Heh, the file size of the screenshots are bigger than the screensavers them selfs.)
PNG is slightly smaller, at least for the image I tried . . . I just like PNG.
The fifth one isn't exactly a hex screen saver, eh?
dwk
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"Simplicity does not precede complexity, but follows it." -- Alan Perlis
"Testing can only prove the presence of bugs, not their absence." -- Edsger Dijkstra
"The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing." -- John Powell
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Pretty cool, although the 5th doesn't really fit in the series
I can't tell from the screenshots if you're using GDI or something like openGL, if it's the later -- considered Linux ports? I wouldn't mind having the last one.
I'm using GDI, I was going to use OpenGL, but I was too lazy.
