ascii machine web
A free animation — play it in your browser, no install. The ascii-machine sea of characters, in a browser. WebGL, mouse interactive.
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A living sea of characters in your browser, that you can stir with the mouse.
The screen fills with a flow field: a continuous drift of characters that looks like ink suspended in moving water. Your cursor is inside that field, and it reacts to you.
This is the browser version of ascii-machine, the terminal app. Same algorithm, same look, same interaction. The terminal app's source is not public, so the link to it is left out here; the parity tests below were measured against it.
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