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This visualization showcases ten different texture patterns—hexagons, crosses, caps, woven, waves, squares, circles, complement circles, lines with varying orientations, and nylon—each rendered inside a distinct square outlined in black. Built with D3.js and the texture.js library, the patterns are generated using textures.paths(), textures.circles(), and textures.lines(), with each texture applied as a fill to an SVG rectangle via t.url(). Custom colors, stroke widths, and backgrounds differentiate the patterns.

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