Pulse Refinement
Pulses were flat white lines that blinked on and off, with no sense of which way the traffic went.
Each pulse is now a bright head with a fading tail, travelling from sender to destination. The destination flashes when it lands, and pulses stay attached when dots move.
What changed
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Each pulse travels from sender to destination with a fading tail, and the destination flashes when it lands.
Pulses with a direction · came from Mark Parson
- When the layout moves dots mid-pulse, the pulse bends to stay connected at both ends. In words
How we got here
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qflow-c6-D1 Drop the textured ribbon trail, which failed to render, and draw the trail as line segments that brighten toward the head. — Mark Parson
Each pulse travels from sender to destination with a fading tail, and the destination flashes when it lands.
Thanks to
People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.
Gave pulses a direction and chose the simpler way to draw them
Commits in the qflow repo are all by Mark Parson; the record names nobody, so git authorship is the source.
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