Fork of Five Buddhas

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Fork of Five Buddhas

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Last edited Sep 30, 2025

Created on Sep 30, 2025

A colorful field of overlapping circles is generated procedurally, with random positions and RGB values producing a dense, chaotic scatter plot. The visualization incorporates a static SVG path of a Buddha figure, scaled and translated over the circle field. Built with React and rendered as SVG, the code uses nested array maps to create hundreds of circle elements, while the Buddha path is drawn directly with SVG path data. The example demonstrates random number generation for visual variety within a fixed React component structure.

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