Invisi-globe II

[DAL]

That's really very nifty, great job.

[GeoBen]

FOOF!

nice one Ron.

I managed to replicate the effect, but the process was rather different. I like the effort so much that I am writing a tutorial myself, though, i intend to convert it for InkScape, the idea being that I can use it to drive traffic to my site, should I ever get enough material to put it up. I like the idea, of creating little JS toys (knot work slider puzzles, f'r instance) for the same purpose.

good man,

geo.

[alpinedigital]

man this is some really exciting stuff. I've so long ago set this globe project stuff on the back burner... my original creations were for desktop icons and not this elaborate or sophisticated. Now I see spinning globes have become quite enhanced and I think I'd like to have more info on how they're done or if you've made a tutorial or anything for this one in particular. I understand how its done here but if you've taken time to write more about it I'm definately interested in reading it

[Jimi King]

Yeah,
Not sure it's worth it. But I wanted to see if I could do it.
ron

Hi Ron, It's very good. I didn't see the first one but I assume that's your avatar, which is also excellent.

As for it being worth it, if you can generate it running smoothly at a reasonable sized resolution, the sales potential on microstock sites is quite large I would say.

[salaam]

That's spooky neat.

[ss-kalm]

Ron,

The new avatar looks awesome. Is that designed as a continuation of this thread?

[Ron Duke]

Ron,

The new avatar looks awesome. Is that designed as a continuation of this thread?

No,
I just changed my avatar the other day. Just wanted to go with something different; a change.

[salaam]

Now that's a snazzy avatar.
You've got all the water depth and mountain shading like a satellite photo image.

[raynerj1]

both thte Avatar and the Globe look Good Ron. Nice job.

[gray]

That's just a super piece of work, Ron.