A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. A clock made from a colony of ants. The ants spend most of their time holding the current time together. As the next minute approaches, the parts of the colony that need to move begin to loosen, then find their way into the new digits. Shared strokes mostly stay where they are. Move the pointer…
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubA clock made from a colony of ants.
The ants spend most of their time holding the current time together. As the next minute approaches, the parts of the colony that need to move begin to loosen, then find their way into the new digits. Shared strokes mostly stay where they are.
Move the pointer through the clock to disturb the formation. Double-click somewhere quiet to leave a crumb. The small control in the top-right appears when you get close to it.
You’ll need a recent LTS version of Node.js.
The clock returns to real local time after the page is hidden and shown again.
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