It looks like JavaFX might be an option as well.. Looking into that. There are some examples of using JavaFX via Zembly on Facebook - so it should be possible. Of course, that is yet another platform to learn ;)
If I can use JavaFX however, I think I can reduce the bandwidth usage and increase the flexibility... JavaFX seems to be very dynamic (Flash-ish) so I might be able to do things like have a single grass image and then alter it in-browser (trim, feather, etc).
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Went through the tutorial... there'd be a bit to learn, but it would be a pretty clean way to do it. There is an example on Facebook that takes a photo and turns it into an interactive puzzle and it is VERY responsive....
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I haven't figured out how to get it to work yet. I have deployed a test javafx app that just displays test 3's image -- but it isn't showing up.