Voronoi Shatter (cells with no fixed shape, re-cut on the phrase), Apollonian
Gasket (a packing built by inversion, so zooming finds more circles rather than
finer noise) and Isometric Blocks (a lit, gridded, solid surface where Floating
Geometry is bodies adrift).
Two flash failures, both the same mistake in different clothes. Apollonian's hard
depth cutoff popped a whole generation of discs in and out as the fold crossed
it — now faded rather than cut. Isometric Blocks drove block height off the low
end, so every tower in the frame grew and shrank together: 4/s. Moving the
reaction to the edges and to a hash-chosen quarter of the tops keeps the pulse
and drops the frame-wide swing.
Voronoi Shatter declares no slow axis: its re-cut puts the ten-second average
0.127 from itself between any two windows, the highest noise floor in the
library, and no parameter competes with that.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
