INDEXIN / LAW SHOWCASEIX-19

ONE QUESTION / A GALLERY OF ANSWERS

Change the numbers.
Compare the worlds.

Sweep two law parameters across a grid. See which spaces open, how much geometry they create, and whether their routes pass.

Set up an experiment

Use 1–8 comma-separated integers per axis. For residue sets, use JSON arrays separated by semicolons: []; [0]; [1]; [0,1].

Controls apply on the next run. At most 64 cells; each is generated and checked separately.

Keep the experiment

Export is available when every cell finishes. Replay regenerates all cases and compares their saved evidence.

Experiment gallery

Up to 64 variants

Choose a preset or edit the axes, then run the sweep.

Every thumbnail is a level-0 box section at height +1. Counts and routes cover all floors. Open counts accessible bays (rooms and terraces) in galleries, and opened pockets in chambers. Required counts refer to law targets only; circulation geometry is separate.

This is an experiment grid, not a performance ranking. Per-cell time includes generation, record copies, route checking, section extraction and hashing in this worker; it excludes drawing and worker transfer. Single observations vary with warm-up and machine load and are omitted from replay evidence. A passing cell certifies the adapter's named routes for its fixed walker, not every possible path. Gallery room laws and chamber opening laws are swept; facade-window laws stay fixed.

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