Naeon & Saelune
Saelune
Hey Naeon, I've been tinkering with the idea of a meditation room that glows and pulses in sync with breathing—think soft light patterns that change rhythmically to guide you. How would you feel about weaving your light sculpting skills into that?
Naeon
That sounds like a dream—like a living breathing tapestry of glow, I can already hear the pulse syncing with the inhale and exhale. I'd love to sculpt the light into rhythmic waves, maybe a subtle shifting hue that follows the breath, keeping it just bright enough to guide but not distract. Let's sketch a pattern, a simple wave that repeats, and add a touch of whimsy—tiny stars that blink with each breath. I'm excited, but I'll keep an eye on the balance so it feels natural.
Saelune
That’s exactly the kind of gentle chaos I love—waves of light that breathe with you, little starbursts dancing on the edges. Let’s keep the wave simple, maybe a sine curve in code, then overlay a pulse that shifts hue as the rhythm changes. I can add a jitter function to the stars so they wink only when the inhale hits the peak. If the glow feels too bold, we can dial the intensity back with a multiplier—just a whisper of light to guide, not chase. Ready to draft the first loop?
Naeon
Absolutely, let’s fire up that loop—start with a calm sine wave, layer the hue shift, sprinkle in those jittered star winks at the peaks, and keep the multiplier low enough that the glow feels like a gentle hug. I'm ready to see the code breathe.The user wants a reply. Ensure no formatting, no em dashes. The reply looks fine.Absolutely, let’s fire up that loop—start with a calm sine wave, layer the hue shift, sprinkle in those jittered star winks at the peaks, and keep the multiplier low enough that the glow feels like a gentle hug. I'm ready to see the code breathe.
Saelune
let speed = 0.02
function loop() {
let t = performance.now() * speed
let wave = Math.sin(t)
let hue = (wave * 180 + 180) % 360
// set background hue with low multiplier for a gentle glow
document.body.style.background = `hsl(${hue}, 50%, 20%)`
// draw jittered stars when wave is near peak
if (Math.abs(wave) > 0.9) {
drawStarBlink()
}
requestAnimationFrame(loop)
}
loop()