Preserved Topic: CSS Illusion (Page 1 of 1)

Made an illusion with CSS. Pretty cool effect I must say.

IE only btw

[This message has been edited by HZR (edited 12-23-2002).]

*cough*

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i debated posting the same things CP... however...
you're pointing to an image.
HZR is staking a claim to being a genius in the matters of coming up with optical illusions..
...just showing that this particular one can almost be recreated in CSS. Which I found "somwhat" (and i use that term loosely) interesting.

Anyway..
HZR... although this has some interesting qualities...
the fact that only a very tiny portion of those two areas matches up, kinda makes this boring... and mmm.... "broken" (for lack of a better term).

It's kinda like saying...
Here's this apple...... it's almost a perfect sphere.
So we all look at the apple and agree it has some qualities of a sphere.... but it's *not quite* there.


FAQs n' Bits: Michael

Well, as I understand that I am pointing to an image, this is not unlike what happend in the PS forum when InSiDeR drew a picture. That pic was later to be found somewhere else.

Now InSiDeR didn't RIP the picture, but he "implied" a laid claim to it. Coming up with the idea and concept if you will. This was brought to his attention.

Same here.



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Point taken.

But, the instance with InSiDeR was severely different in that the image that he used as a refrence was not posted here before.
The link that you posted above was posted in another thread on this very forum not all that long ago.
Mebbe a month or two.
So I think it'd be fresh in enough people's minds that the intent to pass off as one's own work..... most likely wouldn't work.

However... like I said..
I see your point.

I simply deducted in my mind that the idea was most likely taken as a result of the original thread... and he spent some time going back and working over that idea... but with CSS.



FAQs n' Bits: Michael

ermm...
guess it was the end of september.. http://www.ozoneasylum.com/Archives/Archive-000002/HTML/20021018-1-005539.html


FAQs n' Bits: Michael

I also assumed that HZR was merely demonstrating that he had managed to recreate the image (most of us had already) seen in CSS. Possibly a little explanation might have avoided any misunderstanding but its not a big issue.

HZR: Nice effect though

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Oh, sorry about that. The idea was taken from the image you pointed out CPrompt. I should have said that.

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It's kinda like saying...
Here's this apple...... it's almost a perfect sphere.
So we all look at the apple and agree it has some qualities of a sphere.... but it's *not quite* there.

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Yea, agree. It wasn't possible to do it perfect with the filter which I thought at first.
And yes, only two tiny portions of those areas matches, but they're at least fairly near.

[This message has been edited by HZR (edited 12-23-2002).]

[This message has been edited by HZR (edited 12-23-2002).]

No hard feelings, eigh? Was just pointing it out.

It was good work on HZR's part to recreate the image using CSS. I don't think that he ment any harm, nor was I trying to point out a "RIP". In reference if makes it a little more . . . whatever. Can't think of what I am trying to say.

Again, good work on HZR's part to recreate the image.

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