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Moiré

Overlapping grids that beat against each other into shimmering interference patterns.

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Interference you can aim

Two gratings laid over each other at a slight angle or spacing make a new, larger pattern where they beat. The effect builds that from a grating of lines, dots, waves or rings, rotated, and the picture can bend the beat so the interference curves around it.

Four gratings

Lines gives the familiar parallel beat. Dots makes the halftone-like shimmer of two screens. Waves bends the lines into a ripple. Rings gives the concentric pattern of a zone plate.

Every option, from the app

Generated from the registry the app publishes, so this list is whatever the current build actually ships — not a copy of it.

Grating
LinesDotsWavesRings
  • HalftoneA real halftone screen — an angled grid of cells whose ink coverage tracks tone, in dot, line, cross or square, with a separate four-colour process screen for CMYK.
  • ScanlinesThe horizontal raster of a CRT or an interlaced picture, with an optional vignette.
  • CMYK HalftoneA four-colour printing-press dot pattern, the way a magazine page is built from cyan, magenta, yellow and black.

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