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Javascript Pixel Canvas

A little javascript gimmick: a canvas made of a dynamically created table. Each pixel is made of one table-cell, which color is set by changing its background color. The animations show scenes from some Amiga games. The resolution of the canvas is fairly small so the script is able to run on computers with around 1 GHz without problems.


[[ reset Amiga ]]

More infos at:
>> javascript source code of the pixel canvas

Posted on 2008/6/20
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