Directed Morphic Tesselations
Three small browser demos: attention that reshapes a tiling, a line that has to stay whole across stacked slices, and a lattice that fits itself to a photo.
1. Attention morph
Move the pointer across the tiling. Nearby hexes lean along that motion, then ease back.
Hover directs the morph. Edges stay locked. This is a 2D attention demo, not the hairpin depth gate.
2. Hairpin across slices
Drag the stack. The line passes through every sheet and turns once underneath.
Drag to morph the sheets. The line threads every sheet and turns once at the bottom. Carried keeps it inside its tiles, pinned shows the check can fail. This is a toy line-consistency check across slices, not a trained model and not evidence of depth understanding.
3. Fit to a real image
A photo is blurred into slices, and a hex lattice fits each slice without opening an edge.
A photo you choose is processed in this browser and is not uploaded.
Click the photo to thread a line. Slices are blur levels of one photo, standing in for depth. The lattice fits each slice without opening any edges. The check tracks the clicked feature independently and asks whether it stays inside its carried tile. A toy check, not a trained model and not evidence of depth understanding.