Tezos

Glitched Iterations #62

Description

My humble genesis, inspired by all of the amazing glitch art found on Tezos. This one's for all of you. "Glitched Iterations" is a very simple concept: iterations of rows, and iterations of columns, or cells within those rows. The algorithm generates a random palette of 5 colors for each mint. There are no pre-defined palettes, all colors are selected randomly. Color palette does not affect rarity. This project is interactive! Please open the live link to access all features. The animation begins glitching the first color automatically, but you can use keys [1-5] to stop/start glitching the color you want. You can use key [9] to glitch all colors at once, or [0] to stop all colors from glitching. Press [r] to re-arrange the colors randomly in each row. You can change the look / glitch aesthetic of the piece this way. Press [f] to toggle full-screen mode. There's also a "shuffle" mode, which you can trigger with [s]. This does not cause the colors to glitch but rather shuffle back and forth within each row, causing kind of a "glitch without a glitch". Hold down [z] to slow down the animation, and [x] to speed it up. The minimum frame rate is 10FPS, max is 120FPS (if your machine can handle it). Please note that if there is a high number of cells in your mint, the animation will run a little slower. It's not a big difference, but it's a bit noticeable. Rarer mints will have a higher frame rate threshold. Finally, use [g] to save a 2-second .gif of your mint. It will be the size of the current canvas, so you can resize it to your liking before saving the .gif. *WARNING: This generative art project contains flashing lights and rapid color changes, which may not be suitable for individuals with epilepsy or light sensitivity. Viewer discretion is advised.*

Traits

Tag

interactive

Tag

animated