This is an excellent video, funny and very instructive, that I highly recommend.ĭuring this session, Chris DeMartini and Adam McCann presented a new graph ( created by Chris DeMartini and Tom Vanbuskirk), that I have never heard before : the Jump Plot. My curiosity crossed path with the excellent video of two giant Tableau Zen Masters Adam McCann and Christopher DeMartini about New Advanced Chart types : Jedi Charts: Creating New Advanced Chart Types – YouTube At that time, I was watching the Tableau Conference videos, which are my favorite tool to increase my Tableau and design skills. A box and whiskers seems correct to me, but I wasn’t totally convinced to be able to distinguish between the editions. In one of the viz, I wanted to compared the top 10 riders across the different Tour editions, and especially focus the reader’s attention on the outliers. Have a nice day, I'm off to play on the d of i blog.I recently published a new viz about the Tour de France after several weeks working on the data very late at night (thank you wikipedia) and the vizualisations. I can literally not do ANYTHING, nothing at all, zero, zip, nada, with this stupid webtoy. So in conclusion, anything other than a completely straight line or a curve so gradual that it can't be drawn precisely by human hands will cause an immediate crash.Įvery time I try and make a jump half as high or a slope half as steep as even the TINIEST of the ones that you guys claim to be able to create with ease, the little guy goes flying off the sled the instant he even touches it. Even going down the slightest of slopes will cause him to fly upwards as he goes over the edge, thus giving him an opportunity to twist the sled downwards and crash into the stupid track as he goes. Literally any deviation in the track causes him to hop up and down as he drives over it. Every time he leaves the track, be it via a jump or a steep slope, the sled immediately starts twisting to face downwards, so less than a second of airtime is necessary to CREATE the offending angle and crash the sled.ģ.
If, after leaving the track on a jump, he hits the track at any angle, any angle whatsoever except for straight parallel, he will instantly fly off the sled.Ģ. Seriously, I find this webtoy completely impossible and frustrating, for three reasons.ġ. Just choose your starting point by left clicking anywhere (or maybe it already has been chosen)then right click where you want the line to end then QUICKLY left click to draw your straight line. This straight line process has to be drawn in under a second or two AT LEAST or the trick won't work. You right click where that second dot is so that some options come up but MAKE SURE you avoid left clicking any of those options, just quickly left click where you want your straight line to end. This is when the Straight Line Trick comes in. Now, say you drew that first line normally so that your mouse was at the first dot ready to draw another line. Here is an example of the trick (shown below) The pros use this to get their ramps and loop-de-loops alot easier to curve perfectly and smoothly. If you right click somewhere then quickly left click where you right clicked without clicking the pop-ups, you will draw a straight line! cool eh? The Straight Line Tutorial V.1 by Mikey Mike Play Line Rider If you loved Line Rider but were frustrated by its limitations, then be sure to check out the new updated version, Line Rider Beta 2!!. Create a ramp with a jump, and a smooth landing.Īny other objectives you'd like to add? Let us know in the comments.Create a ramp to slide down without crashing.Tiralmo and Blauwbaard (author of Panic) suggested the toy needs a few objectives to make it more enjoyable, so here is a list of tasks to get you started:
LINE RIDER ADVANCED .EXE
exe format and therefore will only run on Windows. The author, FSK, has also made available a downloadable version that promises to have a better frame rate and is resizable, though it is in. In fact, you can even save and load tracks that you build, which are saved locally on your own computer. Once the surface is drawn, just click the play button (triangle pointing to the right) to watch the ride.Īlthough still a work in progress, there is a lot of fun to be had with this little toy. The idea behind Line Rider is a simple one: You are given an interface with which to draw a surface for a little character on a sled to slide upon.
This strangely compelling and unique little webtoy was just released over at deviantArt, and a bunch of us were playing while chatting about it in our new irc chat room (if that link doesn't work for you, the chat room is always available via a Java client by clicking "Chat" in the menu above.)
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