hakim

You must've reloaded just as I was uploading a small update.

There's no checkbox but it does use mouse events when visited on desktop browsers. Requires a webkit browser with support for CSS 3D transforms though.

That's too bad. I should have mentioned that this has only been tested on iOS.

Have had that on my to-do list for a long time but it's one of those tasks that keeps getting overshadowed in favor of creating new experiments.

For now, you can fork some of my experiments here: http://jsdo.it/hakim

This runs very well on mobile Safari as well. In fact, the frame rate is smoother on my iPhone 3GS than it is on my MacBook Pro.

Edit: After some further testing I noticed that setting any dummy CSS transform boosts transition/animation performance on iOS. For example: -webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0)

Google's 1990's experience: http://www.google.com/events/io/2011/ (click the I/O logo)

Great idea. That would make the gameplay much more interesting.

Works fine on the latest Chromium (12.0.718.0) nightly for me.

Love this. The variation in visual output depending on image colors keeps it interesting.

Just realized that I put this under /experiments/_html5_ on my server. Misleading.

The number of bricks has been decreased slightly. I don't want the single level that the game consists of to be defeated too easily so there's still a pretty high density.

Live stream (video) is available here: http://bambuser.com/channel/mikebutcher/broadcast/1465264

If you install the Incubator release of the player, there are some live demos to try out at http://away3d.com/away3d-4-0-alpha-release-broomstick

The total size, although smaller than 10KB, could definitely have been squeezed down much further. But since the limit was 10KB it was hard to find the motivation to do so.