Html5

New Html Tree View Control

Here is the start of a new Tree View control. Taking the original Silverlight version we have started to convert it over to Javascript.

All the basic tree view functionality is present: Node customization, On-Demand Node Population, Drag and Drop, with more features to come in the future.

You can read more about the control and download it here: Tree View Control.

New Html5 3D Cube Control Demo

Today we have added a new, expermiental control to the Html5 section of the website. The control added is the Html5 3D Cube an interesting way to project flat Html content onto the faces of a 3D cube.

We have dabbled many times in the use of 3D in a regular 2D website without finding many compelling reasons for implementing 3D, but this experimental control may prove to be a useful addition to many websites, hence why we created it as a self-contained control.

You can read more about the control and download it here: 3D Cube Control.

New Html5 Games X Pool, Life In One and More

Added recently are some great new Html5 games for you to try on your Mobile Phone, Tablet or PC. X-Pool is a great Pool game with online multiplayer mode.

Life In One is a great strategy game. Build units, mine Gold and stop the invading zombie army.

New Responsive Layout

We've recently relaunched the website using a new responsive css layout. Whilst keeping the structure of the website as near as possible to the original structure, we've added responsive css to make the website much more usable on mobile, tablet and other devices with smaller screens.

Silverlight?

For those that remember, vectorlight.net was started as a Silverlight focused website. As Silverlight is now pretty much finished we will continue with other technologies, such as HTML5 and also Mobile and Tablet Games.

Although we no longer develop Silverlight applications we will leave that section of the website there and we also still have some great Silverlight games such as Super Tower Defense 2 and Chaos Tournament that you can still play if you have a Silverlight enabled browser and are using either a PC or Mac.

3D CSS used to Create Website

With the CSS 3D effects being implemented in modern browsers RoomSay.com takes this new technology and enables you to map your traditional 2D content onto the walls of a 3D room. By Content we mean Twitter feeds, YouTube/Vimeo videos, Pictures, HTML5 Games, Instant Chat Walls etc. All of them can be placed in 3D space.

As mentioned earlier, you create "Rooms" and place your content on the walls of these rooms. Rooms can be linked together by placing doors in your rooms. The whole process of creating rooms is fairly straight forward and easy.

When you've created your rooms they will become available to the general public to browse, you can choose you own URL to access your room (http://www.roomsay.com/...).

It has been tested so far on the iPad, Google Chrome, IE12 and Firefox and works well. On small screen phones you may have problems trying to navigate but on the whole it is very usable considering how new the technology is.

There is much more to this website such as the ability to "Skin" the rooms, that is to say you can change the textures used on the walls, floor, ceiling etc. Check it out for yourself here.