Sol LeWitt-d3-shape

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Sol LeWitt-d3-shape

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Bbillzhou2005

Last edited Jan 6, 2023

Created on Jan 6, 2023

This example generates an abstract grid of horizontal and vertical stripes that are selectively masked by two inverted symbol shapes, using D3 v6. It renders SVG rectangles across the full viewport, with 100 horizontal bars and 100 vertical bars, each assigned a mask. The `d3.mask` API combines a white or black background rect with a large `d3.symbol` path (symbols[4], a cross) translated to the center. Two masks, one inverted, create a dynamic interplay between the geometric grid and the central symbol.

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A demostration for SVG shapes

A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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