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Images and apps?

by JaffeyApple
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I am seeking guidance from a resident expert in relation to images and apps.

If I have an image of something like a kitchen and I want to build a user app like this is there a way of doing this without rendering / tweaking four zillion images within photoshop or similar?

Likewise does anyone know if the tool will be able to be coded in such a way that it will be suitable for website use and also as a Chrome app for example so I don't need to get coded from scratch in both options.
#apps #images
  • Profile picture of the author FirstSocialApps
    Actually Im going to guess that that is exactly what they did. 4 gazillion images that are over layed on one of another
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  • Profile picture of the author JaffeyApple
    I think you are right but I was hoping for salvation...

    I think that the link I refer to was coded in jquery. Code is not more strength so was wondering if web pages and say a firefox app can both be coded in the same way or if both will need to be coded from scratch.
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  • Profile picture of the author Valdor Kiebach
    I would suggest using an HTML5 canvas.
    Maybe create a 3D model of the kitchen and then have each style of cupboard door, floor, worktop etc. as just a texture that the user can change.

    Infact each part of the image on the site you linked to could be just a simple 2D plane that the app allows the user to select the texture for.

    Have a google for HTML5 3D canvas
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Marzinzik
    You would need to find someone to write VECTOR code for you. This way the object is built, then, filled, lighting and shadowing then set. I would check with programmers who write gaming code. They do this sort of vector programming all the time. That's how they make their stuff look so real.
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