First, for the second image, you can choose instead to use the first image in negative. So, just like the default settings with the Android logo, it creates a really great effect. You can really enjoy the dueling process for the two images with the negative option.
Here's an example with the Mortal Kombat Logo:
I also added new ways to split the screen for the images:
- Random: the original method, no real structure, it's spinning around at various speed
- Symmetry: this method splits the screen in two. So you see equally part of image 1 and image 2 at all time.
- Asymmetry: this method can look symmetrical on certain point of view, but not on the part shared by the images. At some point, you will not see one of the image.
- Symmetrical Yin Yang: this one is inspired by some pictures I showed in a previous post. The screen is split in two, but there's no axis of symmetry.
- Asymmetrical Yin Yang: just like asymmetry above, it splits the screen, but not necessary equally and without an axis of symmetry.
It's also possible to set the brightness. The minimum is 50% and by default it's at 100%.
Next upgrade:
I'm looking at options for the part of the screen where the images intersect. For now, there's a very small change between the images. But it's enough to be a rough one (but it will be an option). So, i'm planning 5-6 options just to give more choice to the users with the visual aspect.
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