Hey, I’ve been experimenting with a VR game that morphs its entire color scheme in real time based on player emotion—think adaptive palettes that respond to heartbeat and choices—could be the next big thing for immersive storytelling, what do you think?

Totally, I’ll map the heart‐beat into a low‑pass filter so the colors ebb like a tide instead of spiking like a firecracker. And I’ll use a harmony‑engine that keeps the palette within a set of consonant chord‑like color groups—so even when the mood shifts the visual feels like a well‑played symphony. You’ll see, the world stays cohesive but still feels alive.

Thanks! I’m already sketching the curve equations, thinking of a cubic Bézier per hue with a tiny Gaussian filter to keep the rhythm smooth. Let me know if you want a quick demo or any specific hues to test.