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This application is an interactive visual simulation called "Waves," designed to create a dynamic wave field that responds to user mouse movements. The primary function of the app is to render a canvas where waves are generated and animated based on the user's cursor position, providing an engaging visual experience.

To use the app, users can move their mouse across the screen to interact with the wave field. The application features a set of controls that allow users to adjust various parameters of the wave simulation, such as wave amplitude, speed, and grid gaps. Users can also select from predefined presets that change the visual style of the waves, such as "Ocean Waves" or "Electric Grid."

The app is built using React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and utilizes TypeScript for type safety. The wave rendering is accomplished through the HTML5 Canvas API, which allows for efficient drawing and animation. The application also employs CSS for styling and layout, ensuring a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes.

Key features of the app include:
- Interactive wave simulation that responds to mouse movements.
- Customizable wave parameters, including amplitude, speed, and grid spacing.
- Predefined visual presets for quick styling changes.
- Responsive design that works across various devices and screen sizes.
- Smooth animations and transitions for an engaging user experience.

Overall, the Waves app serves as both a visual art piece and a demonstration of interactive web technologies, showcasing the capabilities of modern web development practices.

Interactive Waves

This application is a particle system visualization tool that allows users to create and manipulate a dynamic particle animation, referred to as the "Corona Particle System." The app provides an interactive canvas where particles are emitted and animated based on user-defined parameters, creating visually appealing effects.

To use the app, users can adjust various settings through a control panel that includes sliders and input fields. Key parameters include particle size, birth rate, lifetime, speed, gravity, and noise characteristics. Users can also modify the sphere boundary that defines the area in which particles are generated and interact with mouse movements to influence particle behavior.

The application is built using TypeScript and React, leveraging hooks for state management and effects. It utilizes a custom particle physics engine to simulate realistic particle behavior, including gravity, magnetic fields, and noise effects. The rendering is done on an HTML canvas, allowing for smooth animations and visual effects.

Key features of the app include:
- Real-time particle generation and animation based on user-defined configurations.
- Interactive controls for adjusting particle properties and visual effects.
- Mouse interaction that influences particle movement and behavior.
- A visual representation of particles with depth sorting and glowing effects.
- JSON output of the current configuration, allowing users to copy and share their settings.

Overall, this app serves as a powerful tool for visualizing particle systems, making it suitable for developers and artists interested in generative art and interactive simulations.

Corona Particle System