Sketchy Line
Harmonic stream animation creating flowing cable-like lines that follow mouse movement. Features physics-based strand simulation with smooth interpolation and trail effects.
When to Use
Excellent for creative agencies, high-end portfolios, and Next.js applications that want an organic 'Sketchy Line' aesthetic. Use this canvas animation for an Engaging experience with physics-based strand simulations following the cursor.
Best Practices
Maintain scalable component architecture by keeping line colors consistent with your primary palette. Follow React best practices by managed the canvas-buffer lifecycle. Optimize for performance by using efficient physics-lerp calculations.
Why This Component Matters
Physics-based strand animations create a sense of digital 'Hand-Craft' and flow. This production-ready UI template helpsคุณ build an interface that feels alive and 'Tethered' to the user's focus, improving interaction affinity.
FAQ
QHow does 'Sketchy Line' work?
The component simulates multiple harmonic oscillators (strands) that are 'pulled' by cursor gravity and 'recoil' with varied elasticity for a natural cable feel.
QCan I change the thickness?
Yes, the stroke weight and harmonic frequency can be tuned to create either fine charcoal-like lines or thick, neon-rope effects.
QDoes it work with touch?
Yes, the strand physics respond to touch-move events, allowing mobile users to 'drag' the organic lines across the screen with their fingers.
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