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user robojiannis
robojiannis (7)

Glowing Space

A variation of the network subject. The stars are draggable; the closer they are to each other the more they glow.
3431 downloads, 42410 views
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user augen
augen 8 years ago

awesome!

user kedsarapon
kedsarapon 13 years ago

very good

user arvindsingh
arvindsingh 13 years ago

nice one, i like it......

user flowerofblood
flowerofblood 13 years ago

wicked man!

user rhidz
rhidz 14 years ago

WOW, Very nice, I like it

user ramesh_646
ramesh_646 14 years ago

Great

user kookal
kookal 14 years ago

very nice!!

user jafilofs
jafilofs 14 years ago

thank you

user arsalan
arsalan 15 years ago

beautiful

user Ankush
Ankush 16 years ago

Brilliant.

user zetex
zetex 16 years ago

this is beautiful... i love it...!!!

user aenk
aenk 16 years ago

yay horray!

user radiotipo
radiotipo 16 years ago

una belleza
gracias

user Adobe-Hitler
Adobe-Hitler 16 years ago

It has been developed as a game.

user robojiannis
the listing author robojiannis 16 years ago

sure! do whatever you want with them :=)

user Ewee8
Ewee8 16 years ago

Can I please use this and fading crosses on my website?

user adrianTNT
adrianTNT (admin) 16 years ago

I just got time to check this again, I modified the code as you suggested and it works nicely now. I will approve the listing now. I see this is 4 weeks old already, oops.

user robojiannis
the listing author robojiannis 16 years ago

you're right AdrianTNT. I quick look at the code, I'd say it is because the stopDrag function stops onRelease; a onReleaseOutside, would probably do the trick.

this[neo].onRelease = this[neo].onReleaseOutside = function(){
stopDrag();
}

user adrianTNT
adrianTNT (admin) 16 years ago

Sometimes dots remain sticked to the cursor. Not only if you move our mouse out of the stage. Is it supposed to do that?