Generative motion

Motion from code: particles, flow fields, noise, grids, growth and simulations, seeded so every frame repeats.

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GenerativeParticle assemble

GenerativeFlow fieldParticles drift along an invisible current defined by noise, leaving soft streaks that look like wind, smoke or iron filings.

GenerativeNoise displacementCoherent noise pushes vertices or pixels around over time, so a flat shape, grid or surface ripples and breathes like something alive.

GenerativeInstanced grid

GenerativeL-system growthLines branch and split from a single seed point into a tree, root network or vein pattern that grows across the frame over time.

GenerativeFlocking boids

GenerativeVoronoi cellsThe frame splits into organic cells around moving seed points, with borders that shift and redraw as the points drift, like foam, cracked mud or stained glass.

GenerativeReaction-diffusionTwo simulated chemicals spread and react to grow labyrinths, spots and coral-like stripes that slowly fill the frame from a seed.

GenerativeMetaballsSoft round blobs drift and, when close, stretch and fuse into one gooey surface, then neck and split apart again like a lava lamp.

GenerativeOrdered ditherImages, gradients or 3D renders reduced to a small set of colors through a fixed threshold pattern, giving a crisp 1-bit, retro-print look.

GenerativeAttractor trailsPoints follow the equations of a strange attractor, tracing glowing ribbons that loop around invisible centers without ever repeating.

GenerativeInfinite fractal zoom