Loop Colori

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This example displays a pattern of black vertical and horizontal stripes through a circular aperture. The SVG uses dynamically created `<rect>` elements to construct the stripe grids. A white circular overlay, styled with CSS, masks a second SVG containing perpendicular lines, creating an optical moiré effect as the two grids intersect. The page is built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, using the SVG namespace and DOM manipulation via `createElementNS`.

Ggyan9427

Concentric circles

A collection of concentric, heart-like vector paths overlaps and randomly scatters across the canvas, creating a dense, colorful field against a spectrum gradient background. The React application maps an array of 300 elements, generating each path with a random translate and scale transform, and fills each with a dynamically computed RGB color based on the loop index. Built with React and ReactDOM, the visualization renders the paths as SVG elements, with the background styled via a CSS linear gradient transitioning from red through orange, yellow, and green to black.

Random Path

A grid of nested loops generates overlapping circles and paths at random coordinates, creating a dense, chaotic scatter of colored dots and connected lines. Each element’s color and position derive from the loop index, producing a rainbow-like palette. The React application renders SVG output using `ReactDOM.render`, with circles and paths drawn directly from array iterations without external data or animation.

Concentric circles

This example displays a chaotic array of concentric circular shapes scattered across a gradient background. The code generates 300 instances of a custom SVG path component, each scaled by a factor of 0.3 and positioned using randomized translation values based on loop indices. The React application renders these paths within an SVG container, with each path filled using a dynamically computed RGB color that varies with the loop counter. The background uses a CSS linear gradient transitioning through red, orange, yellow, green, and black. The visualization demonstrates how repeated rendering of a single complex path can create a dense, colorful composition using React and SVG.

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This example creates an interactive SVG visualization by generating a series of horizontal stripes across the full canvas, with a circular mask applied to reveal only the central region. The code uses the raw SVG DOM API (`document.createElementNS`) to construct a mask element containing a white circle over a black rectangle, then appends 100 overlapping rectangular bands that reference this mask via `url(#circle-mask)`. The visualization employs React as the framework but relies on vanilla JavaScript for rendering, with the page adaptively sized to `innerWidth` and `innerHeight`. The result is a simple pattern of layered color bands emerging through a circular window.

JJuan Sebastian Manitta

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This example uses raw JavaScript and the SVG API to dynamically construct a full-window visualization. It creates two distinct masks on an SVG canvas: a white circle on a transparent background and a white rectangle with a black circular hole at the center. The code then generates 100 horizontal and 100 vertical thin rectangles, applying these masks to reveal a grid-like pattern of intersecting lines against a plain background. The result is a geometric composition built entirely through procedural DOM manipulation without any external libraries.

SSGPPellow

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This example creates an SVG mask that reveals horizontal stripes through a circular window. The code generates 100 horizontal rectangles, each masked by a circle centered on the screen, while 100 vertical rectangles overlay the full canvas without masking. All shapes are built dynamically using the SVG namespace with `document.createElementNS`, and the mask is defined with a black background rect and white circle to control visibility. The result is a simple geometric pattern combining masked and unmasked grid-like elements.

EErik L

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Ellipse

The visualization renders a grid of overlapping ellipse and circle shapes, composed through nested loops that map array indices to rotational transforms and RGB color values. Using React and SVG, the example constructs a repeating pattern where ellipses with swapped radii axes intersect with small circles, creating a layered geometric composition. The code leverages ReactDOM to render the SVG canvas, with randomized translation and rotation applied to each group, while the fill colors are derived from the loop index to produce a varied palette across the 10x10x10 iteration structure.