Sierpiński triangle · classic fire
Stored against your account: the profile name you choose and your scenes — nothing else. Not your email, name or picture.
The defaults every armed slider follows, saved with this scene. Any slider with a trigger can override these in its own box — open it and look under Tuning. The trace above shows what the detector is hearing at these global settings.
Click canvas to pause · ☰/⛶/♪ or M/F/S toggle panel/fullscreen/mute · H hides all UI
The whole ramp — index 0 (top-left) → 255 (bottom-right), the heat value each colour maps. Hover a cell for its index and hex.
Hover a scene to watch it. Click it to add it to your scenes under Shared with you and switch to it — the page reloads. ❤️ says you love a scene and 💔 that it is not for you (signed in) — the number between them is loves minus dislikes, which Most loved sorts by, and clicking it takes your vote back; 🔗 copies a link that opens the scene for anyone. Your own scene goes in with Publish to gallery in the Scene box; My scenes lists what you have published, and ✕ takes one out.
Ticked transitions are the ones a scene change picks from. Each still only turns up where it suits the two scenes — a crossfade between a sparse point cloud and a full-screen shader just reads as a double exposure, so the pick is weighted rather than uniform. Untick everything and scene changes cut straight over.
Ticked palettes show in the strip and are the ones the palette cycle picks from. Untick the ones you never reach for — nothing is deleted, and the palette a scene stores always still loads.
Drag on the canvas to draw a loop — it snaps to a smooth closed spline the seed then follows.
Applying reloads the page.
Kicktro can pulse and flare in time with whatever you're listening to — turn on an audio source and the fire reacts to the beat.
The audio is analysed only in your browser to find low/mid/high beats — nothing is recorded, stored or uploaded. Once it's on, arm any slider's L/M/H chips to make it jump on the beat.