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Mobile Light Painting is a javascript app for light painting in real-life and in your browser. The app isn't very accurate, but it's simple and does the trick. I'd love to see someone implement real physics in it.

Requirements

To light paint in your browser, you need:

How to use

Launch the server:

node lightpainting-server.js

It will then listen on the port 8080 (change to another port if it fails).

Simplified BSD License

Copyright 2011 Maurice Svay. All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are
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