Images go whoa with lots of floaty dots
Made for Yaron
breathing-halftone.pkgd.min.js
// get the image
// jquery
var img = $('#hero img')[0];
// or vanilla JS
var img = document.querySelector('#hero img');
// init halftone
new BreathingHalftone( img, {
// options...
});Browsers that do not support <canvas> will fall back to the original image.
Set data-src to use a different source image, so you can display stylized halftone-y image as a fallback.
<img src="portrait-dots.png" data-src="portrait.jpg" />There are a bunch of options so you can fine-tune to your heart's content.
// default options
{
// ----- dot size ----- //
dotSize: 1/40,
// size of dots
// as a fraction of the diagonal of the image
// smaller dots = more dots = poorer performance
dotSizeThreshold: 0.05,
// hides dots that are smaller than a percentage
initVelocity: 0.02,
// speed at which dots initially grow
oscPeriod: 3,
// duration in seconds of a cycle of dot size oscilliation or 'breathing'
oscAmplitude: 0.2
// percentage of change of oscillation
// ----- color & layout ----- //
isAdditive: false,
// additive is black with RGB dots,
// subtractive is white with CMK dots
isRadial: false,
// enables radial grid layout
channels: [ 'red', 'green', 'blue' ],
// layers of dots
// 'lum' is another supported channel, for luminosity
isChannelLens: true,
// disables changing size of dots when displaced
// ----- behavior ----- //
friction: 0.06,
// lower makes dots easier to move, higher makes it harder
hoverDiameter: 0.3,
// size of hover effect
// as a fraction of the diagonal of the image
hoverForce: -0.02,
// amount of force of hover effect
// negative values pull dots in, positive push out
activeDiameter: 0.6,
// size of click/tap effect
// as a fraction of the diagonal of the image
activeForce: 0.01
// amount of force of hover effect
// negative values pull dots in, positive push out
}As the halftone is low resolution, you don't need a high resolution source image.
Images must be hosted on the same domain as the site. Cross-domain images cannot be used for security according to the <canvas> spec.
Smaller dots = lots more dots = poorer browser performance.
As Firefox and IE do not support darker compositing, so these browsers will fallback to simple black and white design, using channels: [ 'lum' ].
Breathing Halftone is released under the MIT License. Have at it.