Animated text points v6 — Black
Neon wireframe girders seen edge-on: every cell of a letterform extrudes a long open box, and the word flips between two typefaces as it cycles.
From a steep side angle a letterform becomes a bundle of long rectangular tubes drawn only as coloured edges — no faces, no fill — so the structure reads as scaffolding lit in cyan, magenta, orange and yellow. Some tubes carry a small ring on their front face. The bundle pivots as one, and each character switch also switches typeface, serif shapes alternating with sans ones.
Each active cell extrudes a wireframe box a full scene-depth long, which is why the side view collapses into parallel girders; the front rings are dealt by a per-cell noise draw. Letter masks are precomputed per character and per font, so the alternation between typefaces is a cache lookup — the switch costs nothing, and the heavy geometry is just edges.
