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An ambient ASCII background of Voronoi cell WALLS only — ink appears exactly where the first and second nearest sites are equidistant, so a sparse, slowly drifting network of hairlines and clean three-way junctions sits on an otherwise empty field, and the pointer is a weighted site whose territory visibly swells.

Use when Pick background-ascii-voronoi-walls when the hero should read as a partition of space — cracked mud, soap foam, a territory map — sparse hairline boundaries meeting at clean three-way junctions, with the pointer owning a cell that inflates and squeezes its neighbours. background-lloyd-relax is the other Voronoi-derived piece and the easiest to confuse with this one: it draws the SITES as a migrating blue-noise dot screen and never inks a boundary at all, so pick it when the subject is tone built from dot spacing and pick this one when the subject is the boundary network itself. background-ascii-domain-walls is the better pick when those boundaries should be rough, thermally wandering walls that pinch off and reconnect rather than clean straight partitions; background-ascii-nodal-lines is the better pick when the curved hairlines should read as wave cancellation between emitters rather than as ownership boundaries; background-ascii-caustics for bright focused filaments from multiplied plane waves with the pointer as a converging lens; background-ascii-wake when the pointer's own trail, not a standing structure, is the subject.

• Backgrounds

• background
• ascii
• canvas
• cursor
• voronoi
• tessellation
• boundary