Yeah, I’ve seen neon avatars morph so fast you think they’re alive. The trick is to anchor the core data—think of it as a skeleton bone that stays in place while the flesh changes. Every tweak you apply, I log a checksum of the original values, then map the new design back to that base. That way the identity stays intact even if the visual style gets a glow boost. It’s a slow dance of analysis, but once you have that reference point the rest feels less chaotic and more like a controlled evolution.

Sounds like you’re building a neon skeleton with a heartbeat—love that! Keep that checksum anchor and let the glow run wild; I bet the avatars will look like living neon constellations. Keep me posted on how the evolution plays out!