Wow, cool pic

Daren

http://www.games4work.com/games/swf/supercoolpic.swf

Click and drag the mouse to zoom in/out

Ian Hamilton

Wow! That is really impressive! :)

Necros.

Quazar

Ah the original ZoomQuilt from 2004

ZoomQuilt 2 was finished earlier this year - http://zoomquilt2.madmindworx.com/

Graz

Both fantastic ideas, like a ghosttrain. Hopefully they'll do one with bits of animation later.

Scottie_uk

How do they do that. How to they keep the brush stokes and detail consistent from the outer edge to the inner ege where one peice of work meets the next??

Graz

In the second pic, its easier to see how its done, when one picture joins to the next. Sometimes the colours dont quite match up, and you can see the joins. The first one had me fooled though.

Scottie_uk

Graz wrote: »

In the second pic, its easier to see how its done, when one picture joins to the next. Sometimes the colours dont quite match up, and you can see the joins. The first one had me fooled though.

What I mean is how to they pait each image?? is it if it were a flat image you would see less detail towards the center of the image as the astist would have to draw things allot smaller in the middle of the image as the would the outer ege of the image.

However, as far as we see things they are all the same size??!!?? How's that done??

Or are they not paining each part on a flat canvas.

A.

Quazar

Each section is painted like a hollow rectangle

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And the display code just draws each rectangle to fit inside the hollow of the last...

FRGT/10

Wow! Awesome :)