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HTML5-canvas-matrix-digital-rain
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Animated matrix digital rain theme, made using the HTML5 canvas element and plain javascript.
Simulates the "digital rain" visual effects from the movie The Matrix.
Animated Matrix digital rain theme, made using the HTML5 canvas element and plain JavaScript.
Simulates the "digital rain" visual effects from the movie "The Matrix".

A working example can be executed by opening index.html in a supported browser.
Tested and confirmed to be working in Google Chrome/Chromium 30, Firefox 25.
Should work in up to date major browsers, and IE9+.

In order to use the script for yourself, check out the existing index.html file.
The mandatory components are:
-matrix.js (or matrix.min.js)
-a canvas element with id of "DigiRain"
- matrix.js (or matrix.min.js)
- a canvas element with id of "DigiRain"

and that's it. Though for best results, it's a good idea to include the (minimal) CSS provided.


For a pure javascript alternative (ie. for browsers that don't implement the HTML5 canvas element properly/at all), check out my previous html/js matrix script, jQuery Matrix Digital Rain: https://github.com/koroshiya/jquery-matrix-digital-rain
*Note: contrary to the title, my previous script does not require jquery (anymore).
For a pure JavaScript alternative (ie. for browsers that don't implement the HTML5 canvas element properly/at all), check out my previous HTML/JS matrix script, jQuery Matrix Digital Rain: https://github.com/koroshiya/jquery-matrix-digital-rain

*Note: contrary to the title, my previous script does not require jQuery (anymore).