Images are stored in “../images/” referenced from where the script is. Look for the imagesPath variable in the script. You can remove it all together and reference images from Flikr or Picasa if you want
The image bank is just an array of image “names” (without their defaulted .jpg extension).
/* ---- images bank ---- */
var images = [ 'imageName-1','imageName-2','imageName-N'];
All images come from Flickr and are under a permissive creative commons license. Their strange reference name is due to the fact I have kept some parts of their flickr id to keep track of their original authors. For example looking at the first one : http://images.google.com/image...73d310387e
Man… You are as an artist as a genius… Some day, when older, I will be like you…
Congrats!
Yes Alex he is a genius.. I would like some of his drugs….
No smiles impressed
I’m impressed , what I see
Will look at the code and thank you for this work
wow….!
You are awesome man…..! I am really your big fan.
very nice work. Appreciations…
You Rock!
Hi, very nice work.
Could you please say me where the images are stored (i tried putting the images within the same repository, but it doesn’t work)
Thanks in advance
Images are stored in “../images/” referenced from where the script is. Look for the imagesPath variable in the script. You can remove it all together and reference images from Flikr or Picasa if you want
Una feina impressionant! Moltes gràcies i felicitats.
I liked it a lot!
One idea would be using a “non stop flow”, instead of “steps” to change (like a robot) from one image to another.
I am a big fan!
Thanks
This robotic sequential movement (x axis then y axis then z axis) is an intended effect of the script
Génie ou magie ?
Je suis sidérée. Bravo et merci
Nice job Gerard,
I want to put in my blog images of my rock band, but is it possible?
I´m trying to put some images (.jpg) of my desktop to test, but it´s no function!
this job works only on line?
thank you =D
This script will perfectly work off-line.
The directory structure I’m using is as follow:
The image path was harcoded with “../images/”. I moved it to a variable that you can edit :
Just change its value to “” if you decide to include images in the same directory as the script.
Sorry for any confusion
Great worlk again, how do I add my own images here? The part with images bank puzzles me…
Paul, see my reply to magros first.
The image bank is just an array of image “names” (without their defaulted .jpg extension).
All images come from Flickr and are under a permissive creative commons license. Their strange reference name is due to the fact I have kept some parts of their flickr id to keep track of their original authors. For example looking at the first one : http://images.google.com/image...73d310387e
:=P