devwithjevJev Drives Visual Moods
The build uses Jev to drive visual moods, asking which color fits the scene, how bright it is, and how much it moves. It reduces Jev’s typed answers to mood probabilities, an intensity, and an unresolved value.
Nathan Walker@wwwalkerrun𝕏
Letting @typesafeai Jev drive the visual moods. For each of moods provided, it asks which color fits in the scene, how bright it is, and how much it moves. Jev's typed answers are reduced to mood probabilities, an intensity and an unresolved value. It's neat using 9.1 with Vite workflow; using https://t.co/V16rECoQrC to carry through seamless WGSL shader changes via Metal.
The author describes using 9.1 with a Vite workflow. They use a linked tool to carry seamless WGSL shader changes through Metal.
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