Elsewhere

The scene continues after the stroke.

After the introduction, choose Sand and make a short stroke. Add some Water above it, then watch where the materials go.

A whole field changes when a tiny instruction changes.

Click the dots to step through examples. Or replace the expression with x<8 and press Enter to put it in the URL.

Where you put a shape changes what it will let you do next.

Start in the full article, so the rule stays beside the first board. Try moving an unhappy shape, then notice which moves it will still accept.

Continue through the article for its larger argument about segregation.

The uncertain words share the field with the object names.

Read the small terms as well as the large ones. Notice how a hesitant phrase can sit beside a confident name.

A computational poem in Taper #16. Spend some time with the field before deciding what you have found.

A collection changes when you have someone particular in mind.

Use the arrows to read. Notice when the imagined archive gives way to a file meant for one person. Think of someone you would choose a file for.

A text-and-media sequence made for Speculation Jam, 2020.

Reset can return to a beginning you chose.

Open the basic ecology example. If it is playing, press Stop. Select the rabbit and choose a smaller Start Amount. Press Play, use the rabbit’s up arrow once, then Reset. Notice which amount returns.

A deliberately simplified ecology illustration in an editable feedback-loop tool.