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So how does it work? There are three layers on top of each other - the top layer contains the colorful stars, the second layer contains the small dim stars and the third layer in the back holds a couple of very bright stars. As you scroll the map the layers are all moved differently hopefully giving you a sense of depth. The 2nd and 3rd layers are only static tiles. The colorful stars are the stars the player may actually colonize and fight over. They are stored in a database table and requested by the map script via an asynchronous call. The stars are returned as an array in JSON format. The client side is homebrew javascript goodness with the help of Prototype and the backend consists of a few PHP classes.
While this topic was great in theory, I didn't actually walk away with much knowledge apart from the fact that JS Libraries aren't necessarily a great idea unless you strip out the functions and classes you won't be using. At least fellow Multipacker Stuart Langridge supplied some excellent British sarcasm (and a free book for Ross).
Blowin' In The Wind - Small Edition
by Erik Brede
Surreal Photo Manipulation inspired by Mary Poppins.
40x60cm (16×24 in) From a limited edition of 30 + 2AP. C-Type Print on Kodak Endura Pro using the Océ LightJet exposure system for authentic colors with sharp contours. The print include a 2 cm white border to allow for future matting and framing. Comes with signed certificate of authenticity, certificate hologram tamper with CoA# on the back and a label signed by artist with name of artist, piece, CoA# and edition number, which can be affixed to back when framed. Shipped within 11 to 14 business days.
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the first rule of 140byt.es is NO MORE THAN 140 BYTES. not characters, bytes. no points for shorter entries, the point is to pack as much whallop into 140 bytes as possible.
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