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Fork of 2 Buddhas

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VVijay Sheru
Last edited Mar 14, 2024
Created on Mar 14, 2024
Forked from 5 Buddhas

A fork of the “Buddha in colors” visualization renders an abstract, multicolored Buddha silhouette composed of thousands of overlapping triangular polygons. Each polygon’s position, fill color, and rotation are generated using repeated nested loops and `Math.random()`. The SVG output is built entirely with React `polygon` elements and a static `path` that draws the Buddha’s outline. The code uses React’s `createElement` through JSX, with ReactDOM mounting the component to the page.

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