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kilim

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Wave function collapse in the browser: paint a small sample and watch a larger pattern woven from its local rules, one cell at a time.

by @fushanbobfan · fushanbobfan/kilim on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON FUSHANBOBFAN.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 14 Oct 2026

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Controls: Sample: five built-in samples, or your own painted one

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From the README

Wave function collapse in the browser. Paint a small sample, and a larger picture is woven from it so that every small square window of the result is a window that also occurs in the sample. The output starts with every cell undecided; the most constrained cell is settled first, and each choice ripples outward to rule out whatever can no longer sit beside it.

No build step and no dependencies. Pattern extraction, the model, rendering and the share-link format are plain ES modules covered by a Node test suite; only src/main.js touches the DOM.

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