Adjust the Zoom slider to determine how many lines appear on the grid. Move the Warp slider to change how much the lines are attracted to (or repelled from) the mouse pointer. Set the Overlap slider to 1 to let the lines overlap and form 3D shapes.
This is just an experimental project that involves advanced math. The grid is made up of points initially spaced out at an equal interval. The Warp variable controls how much these points move, starting from their original position towards or away from the mouse pointer. The closer a point's original position is to the mouse pointer, the more its new position gets offset. If the Warp variable is a positive number (set to a pull force), keeping the Overlap slider at 0 ensures that the points don't go past the mouse pointer. However, setting the Overlap slider to 1 allows the points to exceed this limit. I hope this explanation helps.
