Brightpixels 1.3.2 — Less scrolling, same neon

Brightpixels 1.3.2 makes the demos shorter and easier to use on phones. The surface lab now switches between Burst, Draw & charge, and Feedback; the confetti demo keeps its primary controls upfront.

Surface lab · Confetti · All demos

• Keep settings when switching surface panels, while inactive effects stop rendering.
• Navigate panels by touch or keyboard, and share a direct link to any panel.
• Open tuning and JavaScript/React examples only when needed.
• Reach every older demo through a compact directory on the main page.
• Use larger phone controls and tap-release sweeps, with the fire button and four neon tiles together.

Includes the full 1.3 surface API: HDR spotlights, ripples, linked feedback, travelling edge lights, drawable trails, directional sweeps, two-color light, charge levels and coordinated groups. Optional React 18/19 support and ordinary-color fallbacks remain available. The core package keeps zero runtime dependencies.

README, version metadata and downloadable themes are updated for 1.3.2.

Validation: main and v1.3.2 verification passed, including 14 unit tests, TypeScript, package checks and 125 browser tests (9 expected WebKit GPU skips). The packed package also installs and imports without React or a browser DOM.

The demo deployment is live at the tagged commit; all changed public entry pages and assets match the release files.