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CSS3 Render support #42
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I may or may not have a pixi.js dom renderer on my lappy ;) Your totally right about the CSS3 Shaders 👍 , I plan on integrating them as part of the pixi.js filters later on down the line. |
Hello, heres a little more info on the DOM vs Canvas renderer.. http://www.goodboydigital.com/to-dom-or-not-to-dom/ |
Is there any chance you could release the DOM Renderer as a plugin? Even in an non-supported state? I would like to use it as a fallback for canvas on some older mobile devices. |
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Hi!
I would like to see in pixi.js an additional CSS3 render aside from Canvas and WebGL.
Why?
Well, 3 big reasons:
Specially with the CSS3 Shaders, we can do some very interesting effects.
I just made a demo to prove the point here, which you can try on your iOS here.
If you press the 3rd button, you can see a CSS3 Grayscale Shader in action, in all 60fps glory.
What do you think?
Regards,
Gunther
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