Which way of deriving size is better?

[Rudxain]

Assuming this:

// viewport
let W=width, H=height

const { min, max, hypot: diagonal } = Math

/** Geometric Mean */
const geomean = (a,b) => Math.sqrt(a * b)

Given an arbitrary relative (ratio) size, which of these values should be multiplied by it to get the final Droplet absolute font size?

[ W, H, max(W,H), min(W,H), diagonal(W,H), geomean(W,H) ]

Each of those has many pros and cons. I have no idea which is more desirable.

Actual code:

RGB-digital-rain/src/main.js

Line 238 in 5910cae

droplet_abs_size = anim.settings.droplet_rel_size * Math.min(w, h) * 2

[Rudxain]

Should the user be able to choose? Isn't it enough if the user already has control of rel size?

[Rudxain]

This is too complicated. I'll revert to using sizes based on browser zoom/scale/font, as that's way simpler, and gives freedom to the user while #5 is still unimplemented