altair
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Generative stellar visualization that transforms user text into a deterministic animated star using Canvas 2D.
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A word becomes a star.
ALTAIR is a generative web experience that turns text into a unique animated stellar visualization.
Instead of simply displaying the text, ALTAIR uses the characters, character codes, and binary data from the input to influence how the star is built — including its particle arrangement, color, motion, and overall appearance.
ALTAIR starts by analyzing the text entered by the user.
That data is turned into a deterministic seed which drives the generation process.
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