Moiré field — moire2

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Example settings

Each still links to the exact settings that produced it — click one to land in the controls with that state loaded.

ring lattice, wide — ring lattice, wide Ten stars, rings only, no normalisation. The densest interference lattice the sweep produced. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?extent=9.2951&depth=0.0000&yaw=2.5939&pitch=-0.2758&count=10&waveSpeed=17.01&decay=52.3&ringSpeed=8.66&field=0&rings=1&norm=0&surface=plane&anchor=Sun&freq=rotation

inner solar system — inner solar system Zoomed to 1.8 AU with low decay: the field resolves into radial bursts around each body. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?extent=1.7477&depth=0.0000&yaw=-2.2222&pitch=0.0000&count=9&waveSpeed=7.64&decay=24.4&ringSpeed=0.64&field=1&rings=1&norm=1&surface=plane&anchor=Sun&freq=legacy

planets, mid zoom — planets, mid zoom Nine bodies at 8.8 AU. Low decay keeps the near-field structure sharp. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?extent=8.8338&depth=0.5620&yaw=-1.6258&pitch=-1.3859&count=9&waveSpeed=27.83&decay=17.2&ringSpeed=17.07&field=1&rings=1&norm=0&surface=plane&anchor=Sun&freq=rotation

planets, tight — planets, tight Five bodies at 1.4 AU — the smallest useful scale before a single body dominates. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?extent=1.4518&depth=0.0000&yaw=0.5786&pitch=1.4327&count=5&waveSpeed=2.11&decay=21.8&ringSpeed=4.22&field=1&rings=1&norm=0&surface=plane&anchor=Sun&freq=rotation

planets, high decay — planets, high decay Same region with decay 124: the field flattens and long-range interference takes over. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?extent=2.6831&depth=0.0000&yaw=1.9213&pitch=-0.9592&count=10&waveSpeed=6.05&decay=124.3&ringSpeed=1.03&field=1&rings=0&norm=1&surface=plane&anchor=Sun&freq=rotation

Earth-anchored — Earth-anchored Anchored on Earth with two bodies: the plane locked to Earth's equator. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?extent=1.1055&depth=-0.7337&yaw=-0.2879&pitch=0.0000&count=2&waveSpeed=12.49&decay=24.5&ringSpeed=0.55&field=1&rings=0&norm=1&surface=plane&anchor=Earth&freq=rotation

four bodies, decay 9 — four bodies, decay 9 Very low decay concentrates everything into the near field. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?extent=7.0927&depth=-3.7327&yaw=0.2237&pitch=0.0000&count=4&waveSpeed=8.91&decay=9.0&ringSpeed=3.42&field=1&rings=1&norm=1&surface=plane&anchor=Sun&freq=rotation

as /moire2 — as /moire2 The reference point: the original frequency model, no ring layer, no amplitude normalisation. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?freq=legacy&rings=0&norm=0&count=9

true 3D distance — true 3D distance Same settings, but every distance is now genuinely 3D. Off-ecliptic bodies sit further away and ripple wider. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?freq=legacy&rings=0&norm=0&count=10

tilted off ecliptic — tilted off ecliptic The cutting plane pitched 34° out of the ecliptic — the first view impossible in the flat version. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?freq=legacy&rings=0&norm=0&count=10&pitch=0.6

real rotation — real rotation Frequencies switched from the legacy hour values to real sidereal periods, matching how the stars are driven. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?freq=rotation&rings=0&count=10&pitch=0.6

expanding fronts — expanding fronts The spherical wavefronts switched on. Where a front has not yet reached the plane, that body contributes nothing. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?freq=rotation&rings=1&count=10&markers=1

off-plane slice — off-plane slice The plane slid along its own normal, away from the ecliptic. Marker rings grow as bodies fall off the surface. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?freq=rotation&rings=1&count=10&depth=8&markers=1

sphere surface — sphere surface The registration surface is a sphere centred on the Sun rather than a plane. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?surface=sphere&rings=1&count=10

anchored on Jupiter — anchored on Jupiter Origin moved to Jupiter and the plane locked to its equator via its IAU pole. /moire2/field/2026-12-31?freq=rotation&rings=0&count=10&anchor=Jupiter&markers=1