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DGRS Atmospheres

Twelve atmospheres originally built for CoNexus's storytelling immersion — kept private to DGRS Labs while Void Energy ships its own five starters. Tap any to preview the page under that theme; refresh to return to your own.


Vibe Machine

Claude invents a fresh vibe on every click — new ambient layers, new kinetic text, one-shot bursts on dramatic words.

Vibe Machine

A fresh atmosphere, invented on demand.

Your vibe will appear here.

Stored only in your browser's localStorage. Sent directly to InWorld's API from your browser — never to our servers.

How the sync works

Clock

When audio is present it's the master clock. Per-word timestamps spread linearly across each word's glyphs so characters reveal in lock-step with the voice; ambient actions ride the same clock. Reveal and actions follow play, pause, seeked, ratechange, and auto-nudge on drift > 250 ms. No audio → reveal runs on speedPreset.

Three effect layers

LayerWhat it doesDriven by
RevealPer-glyph entrance (pop, drop, scramble)revealStyle + reveal marks
ContinuousSustained loop (pulse, drift, breathe)activeEffect
One-shotPunctuating hits (shake, flash, surge) at word positionscues: TimedCue[]

All three compose — swapping one never interrupts the others.

Fallbacks

SituationBehavior
Audio + word timestampsCharacter-accurate sync (ideal path)
Audio, no timestampsDistribute words evenly across clip duration
No audioStagger reveal on speedPreset; actions fire on setTimeout

Inline text styles

Claude can tag word ranges with one of five inline visual treatments. Zero to three per beat. Applied on the kt-word wrapper as data-kt-style; composes with effects — a styled word can still carry a one-shot at the same position.

StyleExampleWhen Claude reaches for it
speecha voice says “come home”Direct dialogue — a voice, command, or remembered phrase.
asidethe house settles, tired of morningHushed parenthetical or second-layer detail. Volume-down pair to emphasis.
emphasisthe world tiltsThe single load-bearing word the beat pivots on. At most once per beat.
underlinethe sign reads KEEP OUTStark callout. Rare. Never more than two words.
codea notification surfaces: OFFLINESystem / machine voice — terminal lines, screen labels, signage. Prefer single word; 2 is fine, 3+ rare.