Tezos

Seasons #220

Description

Seasons depicts monolithic mountains and calm seas scattered with unnatural elements. The color palettes explore the colors of natural landscapes through different times of year. To ease browser load, the images are paused by default. Hitting 'p' will toggle a subtle animation. Hitting 't' will toggle between the day and night palette for the image. On mobile the resolution is reduced and the image is always paused to ease the load on the device. Generative images by 0x3739 twitter.com/0x3739 library: twgljs - A Tiny WebGL helper Library license: CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 Tested and functioning correctly on Google Chrome version 100.0.4896.88 on Windows desktop and Android mobile device. The work is rendered in webgl as a fragment shader. Setting parameters in the javascript portion of the script generates a different fragment shader for each iteration. Interactions '-' to zoom in. '+' to zoom out. 'f' to change the aspect ratio to fullscreen. 'z' to change the aspect ratio to square. 'a' to change the aspect ratio to A4/A3/A2/A1 format. 'w' to change the aspect ratio to 16:9. 'q' to change the aspect ratio to portrait. 's' to save an image of the canvas. 'p' to pause the animation the image. 't' to toggle the time (day/night) in the image. 'b' to toggle the margins on the image. 'm' to toggle the mountains in the image. 'c' to toggle the clouds in the image. 'g' to toggle the grid in the image. 'd' to toggle the dirt speckles in the image. 'n' to toggle the noise in the image. 'j' to toggle the jitter in the image. 'v' to toggle all vintage effects in the image. '1' to toggle the stars in the image. '2' to toggle the moons in the image. '3' to toggle the black squares in the image. '4' to toggle the white squares in the image. '5' to toggle the primary color squares in the image. '6' to toggle the secundary color squares in the image. '7' to toggle the colour correction in the image. '8' to toggle the sea in the image. 'h' to increase the quality modifier (maximum is 3). 'l' to decrease the quality modifier (minimum is 1). The quality modifier is a modifier on the width and height of the canvas. Changing the modifier can affect the look of the image due to subpixel artifacts. The modifier can be used to save higher resolution images. Higher values of the modifier increase memory usage and can cause a browser or webgl instance to crash. 'arrow_up' to move up in the image. 'arrow_down' to move down in the image. 'arrow_right' to move right in the image. 'arrow_left' to move left in the image.

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