It doesn’t in my case, I see some weird animation, everything disappears, “pour” button again. Shaking or any other movement doesn’t help. Latest chrome on iOS
replyIt took me a while to realize this isn't a falling sand (Powder Toy) type game. The phone has to lay flat, i.e. with the screen facing up.
replyIt can lay flat, but it's a lot more fun to tip it! the sand "falls" off the screen
replyIt helps, if you lock orientation on the phone.
replyWhenever the phone detects an orientation change, it resets the layout.
Because if you turn it upside down, the sand pours out. Think of it as if you have sand in a rectangular tray with no lid.
replyIt also responds to touch, which I didn't know until the third time I played with it.
Works for me in Safari — iPhone 17 Pro, all up to date
replyAnd on this iPhone 13 mini
replyDo you have shake as undo still enabled? It's one of the most annoying features in iOS.
replyThe sand is pouring onto the phone screen so if your phone is tilted or upside down it looks illogical
replyThank you! I was looking at it while lying sideways and thought it was completely broken. But, it's just hyper-realistic. ;)
replyThe demo runs like a slideshow on my humble budget android phone from 2021
replyDon’t worry, it runs like a flip picture motion book on an iPad a16 (current gen. Base model iPad).
replyProbably vibecoded from looking at the menu UI.
replyI think it responds to tilting, not shaking?
replyon my it does some sort of fluid simulation when I shake it
replyNothing happens on my android phone
replyI had that too on brave then realized that brave locks all permissions. It worked as expected in chrome
replyOk in Firefox on Android I got the tilting to work. Super cool! No sound though.
replyMaybe it’s too much for my iPhone 13 or something, I can see it but it’s all choppy and slow
replyI tried shaking the browser window lol
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