Specimen plate BDL-001 — The Bark Engine
Every page of this site grows its own bark: a seeded generator places lenticel dashes the way weather places them on a real birch — clustered in bands, no two trees alike. This specimen removes the page and leaves the instrument. Type a seed, pull the density, and watch the same mathematics that quietly breathes behind the homepage render a tree that has never existed before and will never exist again — unless you keep the seed.
How it works: a pure pattern core (a seeded Mulberry32 PRNG feeding band-clustered placement math) emits normalized dash geometry; a WebGL2 instanced renderer draws and animates it on the GPU. The pattern is deterministic — the seed is the tree.
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