A flower emitter swirls and swoops at waist height, travelling to the right through one of three scenes — a town at night, an autumn town at Halloween, a Kali shrine. Flowers gush out, swirl, fall under gravity and stay, casting soft shadows; you look down at them past the chandeliers and lights. It starts already going: travelling, emitting and swirling. Click anywhere once to turn the sound on.
| Button | Key | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Reset | Backspace | clears the flowers and starts over from the opening state: travelling, emitting and swirling (your speed / rate / pulse settings stay) |
| Forward | Space | the emitter starts / stops travelling to the right down the hall (the view follows it) |
| Slower / Faster | [ ] | travel speed, metres a second |
| Emit | E | flowers on / off (on throws a handful at once) |
| Rate − / + | - = | flowers a second |
| Pulse | P | a ring-shaped burst of flowers on a beat; set the beat (Every) and the size (Burst) |
| Swirl emitter | S | the emitter loops and swoops playfully up and down as it goes |
| Swirl flowers | W | a swirling eddy round the emitter plus gentle turbulence in the air: flowers spiral as they fall, and get swept up off the floor |
| ◀ Scene ▶ | 1–3 , . | the three scenes |
| ● Record | V | starts a movie with sound; press again to stop — the MP4 downloads |
| ▶ Tour | T | one press makes a movie of every scene: each plays 15 s from its opening state with the pulse joining in, fading through black, with its name; at the end the MP4 downloads (press again to stop early) |
Drag = turn around / tilt · right-drag (or Shift-drag) = move the view · wheel = zoom · double-click = back to the starting view. The camera stays inside the scene: it never goes through a wall, the ceiling or the floor. The view follows the emitter; F switches following off/on. H hides the text over the picture, M mutes.
The movie is the picture only (not the buttons), at the picture's real pixel size, 60 frames a second (30 with the selector in the MIDI panel), with the sound. It plays at the speed you see when not recording; while recording, the screen may run slower — that does not reach the movie.
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Right-click any button below the picture, then press the MIDI control you want for it (Esc cancels). Learned controls are kept in this browser
and shown in yellow; the defaults come from CT55.A7.MidiFlowers_midimap.js.