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HTML5 Tutorial – 41 – Saving and Restoring the Canvas
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35 responses to “HTML5 Tutorial – 41 – Saving and Restoring the Canvas”
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most of it is outdated and not working properly
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Where will these stuff be usefull in an website? done with like 40 episodes still have no clue about website designing.
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this is like glPushMatrix(); glPopMatix(); in LWJGL
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Man what to say about you?!? I looked through a lot of tutorials that were like crap but you know what there is nothing better explanation as an good example like yours and I just wanted to know the idea because the same thing I am studying for Android and I know that it follows the same rules, thanks a million you really help me out a lot. Cheers.
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I didn't see it restore as expected.from the term restore; I mean all the transformation crap is still on the screen. I was thinking because of the term restore and your (Bucky) explanation of canvas.save implied that after restore all would look as it did when the screen had just the first set of commands up to canvas save and you refreshed the page.
All that did happen was the pointer moved back to the point where it started and wrote over existing text.
Doesn't seem very useful. A lot of effort for nothing.
Ya, the king has no clothes!
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You're great, man! Pretty funny :v
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Can you give the save command a name or something like:
canvas.fillText("TEXT", 50,60);
canvas.save("Name or something");
canvas.fillText("Hello!",10,30);
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Great tutorial (^-~)
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This video has no dislikes
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Thank you for the tutorial !
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I was laughing the whole tutorial xD Was dissapointed when I went to like the video and realised I had already done that at the beginning of the video xD
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Thanks dude. You made it very easy to figure out how save and restore work. now I can have some fun with the html5 canvas.
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restore, go to the store again. ai ai sir!
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That's almost like my gaming friend, Phil McKraken.
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omg, only 15k of us left till here… in the beginning of XHTML was over 220k or smth…
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Having followed a few tutorials about canvas and having seen all the code work, I am a little confused about the actual PURPOSE of the canvas. I mean how is it different? Cant we make the same things happen on a webpage using div tags and other such tags? We also saw how to animate rotations in css files right? Can someone clear this for me please? Also upvote my question AND the answer so that more people can learn. THANKS
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Bucky keeps saying "I'm too lazy" for this or to do that. Man. I wish I was as lazy as you.
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OMGOMGOMGOLMGOMGOMGOMGOGMGMogOMLDMSMFGSKDFJG
THE CANVAS SCRIPT ISNT WORKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i watched and copied the tutorial!!!!!!!!!!!!! starting from the canvas! -
that's the point:) There are none:)
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where do you see dislikers?
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hahahahaha Fill Text 😀
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if I have to save multiple times then what should I do..
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Thanks a lot!!
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@davidblingz Hehe, good joke;)
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very nice*high five
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Bucky, what certification do you advise for html?
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thegoodteacher(dot)com
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wicked
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41 – sounds like the title of a movie XD
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Dam bucky you rock.
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The first on watchin' this. Looking really forward to it.
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Hey I'm the 1. Viewer!
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I got view 0 …
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You ok?
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41?YEY i am first!
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