# The Watchers

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# Planetary Ring Systems

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# Murder off-screen

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# Spaghetti Grounds

No combination of features will get you only this group, but setting PoV: Distant and Trails: Confused particles will get you close. Distant makes the cores smaller, and confused particles mean that there are no trials, leading to a very clean look.

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# In the Spotlight&#x20;

# Impressionism

# Tumbling Cores

Setting Symmetry: Chaos and Inner Connections: Visible will give Breeding Grounds that look like cores tumbling off the canvas. Symmetry: Chaos means that the cores aren't tied to the subdivided grid, which gives the tumbling effect. Inner Connections: visible gives the cores a more filled-out look, which makes them resemble balls.

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# Concluding Remarks

I need to reference Breeding Grounds somewhere in the text for it to show up, so here you are ⬇️

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I present an overview of Breeding Grounds groups that naturally arise from combining features or through chance.  

Physicist gone data scientist who is into generative art.

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