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Fork of Five Buddhas

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SSai Gottumukkala
Last edited Mar 15, 2025
Created on Mar 15, 2025
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Five Buddhas overlap in a dense, colorful SVG composition, each rendered as a polygon mesh built from a three-level nested `Array.map` over a static numeric array. The code randomly generates vertex positions, fill colors, and rotation transforms for every polygon, producing a chaotic, abstract mandala-like pattern. Built with React (version 16.10) and ReactDOM, the visualization renders directly as SVG elements in the browser. A single Buddha path from an external source is also embedded and scaled within the design.

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