Platforms: iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple iPhone OS
Categories: Science & Education
Upload date: 11 Oct 11
Developer: Scott Snibbe
License: Commercial
Price: 0.99 $
Downloads: 28
Antograph - Touch the screen of Antograph and you release a stream of ants from your fingertips. They follow your movements because you've also released invisible chemical trails that tell them where to go. Still, the ants often lose their way and wander across the screen. Antograph is a combination of drawing, animation, art, science, and gaming. It was first released as a work of interactive art by Scott Sona Snibbe that was only available in galleries and museums. Now it is available as an iPhone and iPad application. Tap the bottom of the screen for a toolbar to change ant size, erase, and share on Facebook and via email.
What's New in This Release:
· Major speedup.
· Added logout button for Facebook.
· Disabled email button when no email is available.
· Bug fixes.
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Supported operating systems:
Apple iOS 10.x (iPad), Apple iOS 10.x (iPhone), Apple iOS 11.x (iPad), Apple iOS 12.x (iPad), Apple iOS 12.x (iPhone), Apple iOS 4.0.x (iPhone), Apple iOS 4.0.x (iPod Touch), Apple iOS 4.2.x (iPad), Apple iOS 4.2.x (iPhone), Apple iOS 4.2.x (iPod Touch), Apple iOS 4.3.x (iPad), Apple iOS 4.3.x (iPhone), Apple iOS 4.3.x (iPod Touch), Apple iOS 5.0 (iPad), Apple iOS 5.0 (iPhone), Apple iOS 5.0 (iPod Touch), Apple iOS 6.0 (iPad), Apple iOS 6.0 (iPhone), Apple iOS 6.0 (iPod Touch), Apple iOS 7.0 (iPad), Apple iOS 7.0 (iPhone), Apple iOS 7.0 (iPod Touch), Apple iOS 8.x (iPad), Apple iOS 8.x (iPhone), Apple iOS 8.x (iPod Touch), Apple iOS 9.x (iPad), Apple iOS 9.x (iPhone), Apple iOS 9.x (iPod Touch), Apple iPhone OS 3.1.x, Apple iPhone OS 3.1.x (iPod Touch), Apple iPhone OS 3.2.x (iPad)
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