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My testbed for D3 - radials

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Last edited Nov 6, 2023

Created on Oct 29, 2023

An hypnotic radial animation renders thousands of thin lines emanating from a central point, creating a slowly rotating, pulsating circular pattern on a black background. The piece uses D3 v6 to generate SVG paths, with `d3.line()` and a custom `linepaths` function calculating line endpoints based on trigonometric functions and continuously changing time-dependent speeds. An interval triggers a 60fps redraw, updating each path’s stroke color via HSL hue cycling and applying an animated scale transform to the entire group for a subtle zooming effect.

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