turned my website’s procedural backgrounds into a…
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turned my website’s procedural backgrounds into a standalone vanilla js engine. here's how to use it in yours, if you fancy this.
DISCLAIMER: generation is completely random composition based on the original procedural logic's primitives, so it's a hit or miss. if you catch a good one, use the capture frame button for a static image or note down the recipe to recreate in the code, or check out the docs on how to create one for yourself from scratch.
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I had a few asking me about the background running behind the site.
it was too baked into the site back then, very monolithic. so i've been hacking at it for a some days now. refactored it into a standalone js engine with math primitives that powered the original procedural logic, and a canvas. mobile is hardware-throttled, but if you crank the sliders on desktop it will actually test your cpu.
playground: https://substrate.ujjwalvivek.com
Docs: https://substrate.ujjwalvivek.com/#/docs
source: https://github.com/ujjwalvivek/substrate
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DISCLAIMER: generation is completely random composition based on the original procedural logic's primitives, so it's a hit or miss. if you catch a good one, use the capture frame button for a static image or note down the recipe to recreate in the code, or check out the docs on how to create one for yourself from scratch.
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I had a few asking me about the background running behind the site.
it was too baked into the site back then, very monolithic. so i've been hacking at it for a some days now. refactored it into a standalone js engine with math primitives that powered the original procedural logic, and a canvas. mobile is hardware-throttled, but if you crank the sliders on desktop it will actually test your cpu.
playground: https://substrate.ujjwalvivek.com
Docs: https://substrate.ujjwalvivek.com/#/docs
source: https://github.com/ujjwalvivek/substrate
#dev #js #programming #technology
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