jImageRotate is jQueryPlugIn to simulate 3D-rotation of images. The PlugIn uses HTML5-Canvastechnologie. Only Browsers like Firefox 3.6.x, Chrome 5, Opera 10, Safari 5 support HTML5-canvas. InternetExplorer 8 doesn't support canvas, however the next version of Internet Explorer (IE 9) supports HTNL5-canvas.

jImageRotate supports HTML5-Video. However the LOOP-Funktion doesn't work in Firefox. The implementation in JavaScript takes place as soon as possible.


The following code is to include in the head area.

 <script type="text/javascript">
   $(document).ready(function(){
     $('#bild1').jImageRotate({
       parameter : value,
       background: 'images/bild01_back.jpg'
     });
   });
 </script>

Access to the functionality of jImageRotate via the ID of the image.

 <img id="bild1" src="images/bild01.jpg">
                
jQuery has to include in the head-area.

parameter
value
speed
(Standard: 10)
global rotationspeed (higher = faster)
startSpeed
(Standard: 10)
rotationspeed after loading the page.
(Thus it is possible to define different speeds for differnt images on one page)
dynamic
(Standard: 40)
Higher values imply lower cpu utilization, but the animation doesn't look smooth.
decelerateTime
(Standard: 10)
Factor that indicates how fast the animation will slow down when mouseout. The higher the value, the slower the image is slowed down.
decelerateIntensity
(Standard: 2)
Factor that indicates how to slow down. The higher the value, the more slowly decelerated at the end.
perspective
(Standard: 0.1)
Perspective distortion (Wertebereich: 0-1)


Changelog
0.9.4
  • Problem with imageload in Chrome fixed
0.9.3
  • Correction of the rotation calculation
0.9.2
  • Support for HTML5-Video (experimental)
0.9.1 Created


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Adam - 2010-10-06 11:38:33

Hallo Erik, unter welcher Lizenz stehen denn Deine super JQuery Plugins (jImageRotate, JCarousel, jPageFlip)? Danke und Grüße Adam Opuchlik


Erik - 2010-10-14 21:15:35

Läuft alles unter der Lizenz "MIT/GPL". Ich werde das entsprechend auf den Seiten nochmal kenntlich machen. Danke für den Hinweis.