Zooming is interesting and since Athens canvas is opening the vectorial space we should definitively try. I have serious doubt that this can of modeling will go anyway. It may be a fun master or bachelor topics. Now I would like to be able to build the same with Pharo: clean event nice support for zoom and we are getting closer and closer. Stef On Jul 19, 2012, at 10:33 PM, Alexandre Bergel wrote:
Hi!
I've just found this video: http://cel.inf.usi.ch/index.php?action=gallery
I am not sure I really want to program a tetris that way, but the tool they have is interesting. It intensively use zooming in and out. When you zoom in, you see different objects and when you zoom out they disappear or they change their visual representation.
For Roassal, we are thinking about adding new graphical elements when a particular height of the camera is reached. The elements will then disappear when the camera is getting altitude. However, it looks a bit simple in my opinion. Is there any compelling scenario for a better mechanism?
Is there anything else you guys want to see in this zooming ability?
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