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just visualizing some math. looking to add slide bars to see value changes in real time.

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Aadkatrit
Last edited Aug 19, 2012
Created on Aug 19, 2012

This visualization generates an abstract, animated drawing on a black canvas using the HTML5 Canvas API. The code repeatedly rotates the canvas context, draws thin stroked lines and filled rectangles whose positions and colors shift based on a continuously incrementing counter. Colors are computed from HSV values converted to RGB via a custom `hsvToRgb` function, producing a slowly changing palette. The animation runs on a `setInterval` timer, with the canvas resizing to fill the window on load and resize events.

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