Rings spread from the middle of a checkerboard and every square they reach turns edge-on and comes back the other colour, like a wall of flip-dots.
Ordered Dither
A Bayer threshold matrix turns a drifting noise field into hard one-bit pixels, so gradients break into the crosshatched grain of an old display.
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About Ordered Dither
A Bayer threshold matrix turns a drifting noise field into hard one-bit pixels, so gradients break into the crosshatched grain of an old display.
Part of Tessellation Backgrounds. Runs 10 seconds by default, exports in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, as MP4 or transparent WebM up to 8K.
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