Looks pretty cool but the heavy aliasing is a bit distracting.
This is more impressive than I first thought... I wiped my screen, thinking I had sneezed on it.
Press F11 then refresh. Reminds of screensavers I wrote in the 90s/early 2000s. Very nice.
I'm finally getting pretty comfortable with Rails, HTML, CSS, enough to actually use things like this. Can anyone recommend slick/good looking js like this that would be fun to toy with?
Love it, used it in a project a while back. Unfortunately it's pretty resource intensive. Had to disable it for most mobile and tablet browsers.
This is really great, amazing to see that things like this are possible on a common users browser. What was the inspiration behind creating this?
This is just begging for some JS audio to go with it!
really cool. Something to help the mood http://www.noisli.com/
How do I make it go away?
Looks great! The biggest drops sort of spoil the illusion at times because they pass in front of or behind other drops without absorbing them. Maybe a cool tweak for v2 would be to add some simple collision resolution?
It would probably look great if you did a front to back sort based on droplet size, and resolved collisions (which you'd have to detect) by deleting the smaller droplet.