Sphere by DrChip

[Dutchman]

On 'that other forum' I found HTML-code for a wobbling sphere coded by 'DrChip'.
I could not attach the file. First I got the message that HTML-files are not allowed.
Then I changed the extension to '.txt' and got the message: "The upload was rejected because the uploaded file was identified as a possible attack vector."
Therefore you'll have to download via dropbox.
The file and the program to run it is available on https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8k1rau1xm2fw ... MwE1a?dl=0
The program contains the following code:

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'Sphere by Dutchman oktober 2014
'Display of sphere.html from DrChip on 'Basic!' forum
sw=SCREEN_WIDTH() ! sh=SCREEN_HEIGHT()
BROWSER "sphere" URL "sphere.html" AT 0,0 SIZE sw,sh
END

It is amazing that such a complex graphics entity can change so fast via an interpreter.
Screenshot:

[Mr. Kibernetik]

This is an example of HTML5 functionality inside Safari browser.

[Фант]

gorgeous! nucleation in 3d smart Basic?

[DrChip]

Thanks Dutchman! I need to port my games and demos to here. That should keep me busy for a while.

[Dutchman]

That would be great But I'm looking forward to your new programs and tutorials. Smart Basic opens new horizons, especially on sprites.
How is 'Digit'? Too bad we no longer see contributions from him. Is he now in 'higher' (Java) spheres?

[Dutchman]

If you add {Sphere} to the beginning or end of the file 'sphere.html' and decomment the rest of the contents with /* and */ then you can run the html-file with the run-button.
{Sphere} will include the program 'sphere.txt' during runtime.