okayzedd

it's actually just JSON data being saved into a standalone html file with a canvas element that is drawn onto, so it should work in most places.

that's really cool. i haven't seen bitbath or wormageddon before. wormageddon looks amazing.

an example game: http://okayzed.github.com/dmangame/circleblaster_vs_expand.h...

thanks! 960gs sounds interesting, looking at it now.

the tool right now automatically does hierarchical nesting if a div is inside another one.

the download zip contains the sliced images and the html to display them in the layout specified, is that what you are refering to for image slicing?

We've been testing against IE8 on Win7, which we've managed to get working.

We've gotten a few exceptions earlier (which we assume were from you :-D) We'll take a look at the logs and try to figure out what went wrong, sorry about that.

Oh, I see what you are getting at. You are right - an image is unnecessary currently, but we have features implemented that do image analysis that will be available in our next release.

We are doing the processing server side, so that might be slightly difficult, but we are intending to make the process automatic, including auto-finding the divs.

here's an example of our auto-detection algorithms:

http://gen1.recreclabs.com/mocks/43?guid=67e5e7082e6a6283296...

Overall, the idea is to automatically turn a mockup of a page into HTML. This is predicated on the user having a picture of the page they want, whether it be a photoshop drawn file or by hand.

In this version, we are outputting floating CSS (with padding, margins, etc) & intelligently named divs, which is intended to save web devs time on getting all that together by hand.