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12 × 24 · 288 cells
Seven tori, one per chakra. Arrange 0 nests them around one zero point, the pineal. Arrange 1 spreads them up the body, red root at the base, violet crown on top. Focus isolates a shell; Peel fades from the violet shell inward.
The two dock sliders below the stage are Master fold (sheet to torus) and Arrange (pineal nest to body column). Fine-grain stages live under Morph.
O is the exterior observer face, the public permissioned database. I is the interior personal face, the private encrypted database. Same 1–288 numbers on both. Tap any cell to read its address.
No register selected. Light a group, then step with these buttons or the arrow keys. A ray passes through the matching point on every shell.
Rays run from the zero point out to the lattice: one register per vertex, one per cell centre. Off by default; Clear returns the bare shell.
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Master runs Curl then Ring. Pinch is separate — it picks the target: 0 a ring torus with blunt-ended wedges, 1 the horn where the tips come to a point. Gore shapes the unrolled sheet into lenses, so at Master 0 you get 24 wedges with 48 tips meeting the equator edge to edge.
Roll curls the sheet into a tube first, then bends the tube into the ring. Direct drags vertices straight to their targets, so the surface passes through itself on the way.
Rows must divide evenly so a vertex row lands on the horn. 2:1 keeps cells square at the equator.
Tap a slot to recall it. Hold, or use Save, to store the current view in that slot.
String addressable identities into an order: a line, a loop, or the body of a function. Select a register or a cell, then Add.
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