parallax

A parallax background with a fixed camera is easy to do, but since i'm making a topdown view 2D space exploration game, I figured that having a single SKSpriteNode filling the screen and being a child of my SKCameraNode and using a SKShader to draw a parallax starfield would be easier. I went on shadertoy and found this simple looking shader. I adapted it successfully on shadertoy to accept a vec2() for the velocity of the movement that I want to pass as an SKAttribute so it can follow the movement of my ship. Here is the original source: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/XtjSDh I managed to make

I'm outrageously new to asking questions on this site but have learnt a huge amount from reading it so thanks a lot! Bit of a random one, saw this awesome 'under the rug' style parallax effect on this footer - and looking for some pointers as to how it could be knocked up? http://ideaware.co/our_work Any assistance much appreciated!!! Pretty easy! Make a footer that is positionated absolute and has a lower z-index than the main content. Than put this in the css of the div that you just created : position:fixed . Also don't forget to make the high of the content div a bit shorter so the footer

I'm certain this has been brought up in the past; however I'm at a loss for a term. On this web page for square, the user scrolls through the section titled "At Square, different disciplines collaborate to design beautifully simple solutions."and the animation is activated to the right at that specific point on the page. As the user scrolls back the image reverts and so on. How are they achieving this? AUG 2013: So it's been nine months since I've asked this question and parallax scrolling has just about run it's course. I'm attaching several links for further reading on this subject ranging

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. More and more I am seeing an effect where pngs are loaded into a series of DIVs (or one div) and then sequenced though frame by frame either based on button click or based on scroll. I've tried to peek at the code, and I understand that javascript is doing the heavy lifting, but I'm still a bit lost, are there any tutorials on this technique? examples? example of animation (multiple div) http://atanaiplus.cz/index_en

I currently use $(window).bind('scroll', foo); to monitor $(window).scrollTop() and do stuff to create a parallax effect. In all desktop browsers foo() is called for each pixel the user scrolls, and everything is nice and dandy. In Safari on iOS, the scroll event is only fired AFTER the scrolling is finished. I added $(window).bind('touchmove', foo); to make sure the function is called during the swipe in iOS, and it got me a little bit further. When user releases finger, the page continues to scroll, but the event stops firing. Any ideas? When I saw your question, I was planning to do a

Does anyone know were I can find a tutorial for how to do horizontal parallax scrolling via js form scratch (i.e. no plug-in)? Or can provide me with an example I've spent tons of time Googling it, but could only find tutorials using plug-ins The reason I want to do it from scratch is because I want a perfect understanding of how parallax truly works. I don't mind using the jQuery library I just don't want to rely on a plugin for the effect. Pez Cuckow A simple tutorial See: http://www.egstudio.biz/easy-parallax-with-jquery/ You can apply that code to 5/6 elements (with different scaling ) and