lowtech VS radio

On old computers, you could go even faster by precomputing tiles representing little segments at various angles and then copying tiles. The trick here is to realize that you don't need many tiles to represent all the lines. The downside is that it's not quite accurate. But it's much faster. See an example here :

https://github.com/wiz21b/lowtech#the-3d

Very cool. But it's also a good answer to the GP and some of the downthread colour questions - if push comes to shove, you can just ignore the colour. You didn't link it so I'll take the liberty: github repo is at

https://github.com/wiz21b/lowtech

I think I'm getting close to "finish" this project. I've been thinking about using as a music visualization for my web radio project [1] or let people save it as an image or a short video, so they can use on their designs...

Anyways, on this iteration I have added a CSS linear gradient background, a setting sun at the center of the screen also with some gradient and fiddle a bit with the alpha values, so the mountains would appear more gentle on the horizon.

Hope you like it. I'm open to suggestions on how I should use this project.

1 - https://victorribeiro.com/radio/

Part 1 - https://victorribeiro.com/random

Part 2 - https://victorribeiro.com/random2

Part 3 - https://victorribeiro.com/random3

Back in 2018 (I guess) I was trying to create a place where programmers could create audio visualizations (like winamp and windows media player) that would react to an audio (radio, mp3 playlist, youtube video...). I end up creating 5 or 6 "demoscenes" so other people would contribute. My original goal was to detach the radio project from me website. Give it it's own domain and hosting and make a platform out of it, maybe an online code editor, so people could create live (while listening to music). Well, the project is not dead yet and I'd like to continue it some day.

https://github.com/victorqribeiro/radio