Rotating Cube in JavaScript

My CSS-Parrot gave me an appetite for more in-browser graphics. This, led to my newest creation: A rotating “3D” cube, written with JavaScript.

Check it out here: http://kanelynchsucks.com/sfsr/rot_cube.html

(glory to Tzahi for hosting it)

Please note, this cube is not really 3D.  I just hacked it together using a couple of tricks, which I think are rather clever.

My next post (or more) will explain thoroughly how I made the cube and the tricks that I used. But I highly recommend you, the readers of this blog, to try and figure it out yourself. It can be a fun exercise. The actual code is very readable, and the only mystery is – how did I do it?

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One Response to “Rotating Cube in JavaScript”

  1. Frank Wienberg Says:
    January 30, 2009 at 15:50 | Reply

    Have a look at my browser game Jangaron http://www.jangaron.net/jangaron0.5/jangaron.html and guess whether I could solve your puzzle…

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