Accepted Round 04 control
Hero 4A · 3C cadence control
The three-second composite stays untouched while isolated mechanics change.
Round 05 · fluid slosh library
Hero 4A, its eight-fps clock, and the shared wall stay fixed. Palette noise is removed so the missing variable—isolated fluid behavior—can be judged directly.
Question
The first family prioritized drama and became too dense. The second met the ink budget but repeatedly collapsed into one crescent grammar. The third used the canonical in-repo Blue swatch as material truth and changed topology instead of asking for generic wet paint.
Fixed control + source truth
Accepted Round 04 control
The three-second composite stays untouched while isolated mechanics change.

Complete source library

Family A · retained density study
35.3% average coverage
The first ten prioritize drama and silhouette. At 35.3% average coverage they are knowingly too ink-heavy for a twelve-color composite, but they preserve useful motion ideas.


Study R5-01
Retained density study
A heavy side-to-side bank with overshoot and recoil.
Study R5-02
Retained density study
A broad rotating scoop tightens and releases.
Study R5-03
Retained density study
A low basin rises into a crown and falls back.
Study R5-04
Retained density study
Two connected reservoirs chase one another.
Study R5-05
Retained density study
A pooled body impacts the wall, curls, and rebounds.
Study R5-06
Retained density study
A breaking wave rolls into a dense collapse.
Study R5-07
Retained density study
An uneven C-shaped mass tumbles around its weight.
Study R5-08
Retained density study
A broad surface sweep meets an opposing undertow.
Study R5-09
Retained density study
Two reservoirs trade weight through an S-shaped waist.
Study R5-10
Retained density study
A compact deposit blooms outward and recoils.
Family B · retained similarity study
12.9% average coverage
The second ten drop to 12.9% average coverage. They prove the layering budget, but the prompt collapsed too often into variations of one crescent grammar, so the whole family stays visible as evidence.


Study R5-11
Retained similarity study
A narrow weighted ribbon runs around the wall.
Study R5-12
Retained similarity study
A pooled head stretches a tail and snaps around.
Study R5-13
Retained similarity study
A low pool banks left, crosses, and banks right.
Study R5-14
Retained similarity study
A slender hook unfurls, curls, and recoils.
Study R5-15
Retained similarity study
A narrow band trades pooled weight between its ends.
Study R5-16
Retained similarity study
A tapered tongue chases a compact pool around the rim.
Study R5-17
Retained similarity study
A thin arc compresses against opposing walls.
Study R5-18
Retained similarity study
A narrow S-wave bends in opposing directions.
Study R5-19
Retained similarity study
A shallow arc rolls from base to crown and back.
Study R5-20
Retained similarity study
A hooked pool curls, settles, and curls again.
Family C · canonical material
28.2% average coverage
The final ten use the in-repo Blue swatch as the exact material source, then test folding, transfer, jets, barrels, bridges, fountains, pinches, coils, kneading, and collision. Only the hue is neutralized after generation.


Study R5-21
Promoted family
A thin sheet bows, folds over itself, and unfolds.
Study R5-22
Promoted family
Two lobes exchange pigment through a connected bridge.
Study R5-23
Promoted family
A base pool fires inward, buckles, and drains back.
Study R5-24
Promoted family
A crest curls into a barrel, collapses, and reforms.
Study R5-25
Promoted family
A liquid bridge bows down, snaps upward, and twists.
Study R5-26
Promoted family
A connected fork rises, crowns, and drains to its base.
Study R5-27
Promoted family
Two lobes trade weight through a narrow vertical waist.
Study R5-28
Promoted family
A ribbon coils inward, turns, and uncoils.
Study R5-29
Promoted family
Three connected lobes squash, roll, and exchange weight.
Study R5-30
Promoted family
Opposing pulses collide into a plume and spread outward.