Drifting: Difference between revisions

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#'''Peripheral''' - The most basic form of visual drifting can be described as a wiggling of straight lines within the external environment. This occurs exclusively within one's peripheral vision and cannot be directly looked at.

#'''Direct''' - At this level, visual drifting does not necessarily increase in its intensity, but can now be directly looked at within a person's central line of sight. This partially alters the appearance and form of shapes, objects and sceneries within the external environment, causing them to subtly drift, bend and morph.

#'''Direct''' - At this level, visual drifting does not necessarily increase in its intensity, but can now be directly looked at within a person's central line of sight. This partially alters the appearance and form of shapes, objects, and sceneries within the external environment, causing them to subtly drift, bend and morph.

#'''Distinct''' - At this level, visual drifting becomes powerful enough to drastically alter and transform the shape of specific objects within one's external environment. This is often to the point where they can become progressively unrecognizable in comparison to their original form assuming one stares at the distortion and keeps their eyes relatively motionless.

#'''All-encompassing''' - At the highest level of visual drifting, the intensity becomes powerful enough to distort not just specific objects beyond recognition but every single point of a person's vision and the entirety of the external environment in its whole. This creates the appearance of an extremely smudged, warped and blended unrecognizable mass of visual data.

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==== Morphing ====

Morphing can be described as an effect of visual drifting which is completely disorganized and spontaneous in both its rhythm and direction. It results in objects and scenery appearing to gradually ~~change~~, morph and warp in their size, shape, configuration and general appearance.

Morphing can be described as an effect of visual drifting which is completely disorganized and spontaneous in both its rhythm and direction. It results in objects and scenery appearing to change gradually, morph and warp in their size, shape, configuration and general appearance.

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==== Melting ====

Melting can be described as an effect of visual drifting which results in objects and scenery appearing to completely or partially melt. It begins at lower doses as a gradual ~~liquidization~~ of objects which causes them to subtly droop, wobble, and lose their structural integrity. This gradually increases until it becomes impossible to ignore as the lines, textures, and colour between solid objects melt into one another in an extremely fluid style.

Melting can be described as an effect of visual drifting which results in objects and scenery appearing to completely or partially melt. It begins at lower doses as a gradual liquidation of objects which causes them to subtly droop, wobble, and lose their structural integrity. This gradually increases until it becomes impossible to ignore as the lines, textures, and colour between solid objects melt into one another in an extremely fluid style.

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 #'''Peripheral''' - The most basic form of visual drifting can be described as a wiggling of straight lines within the external environment. This occurs exclusively within one's peripheral vision and cannot be directly looked at.
-#'''Direct''' - At this level, visual drifting does not necessarily increase in its intensity, but can now be directly looked at within a person's central line of sight. This partially alters the appearance and form of shapes, objects and sceneries within the external environment, causing them to subtly drift, bend and morph.
+#'''Direct''' - At this level, visual drifting does not necessarily increase in its intensity, but can now be directly looked at within a person's central line of sight. This partially alters the appearance and form of shapes, objects, and sceneries within the external environment, causing them to subtly drift, bend and morph.
 #'''Distinct''' - At this level, visual drifting becomes powerful enough to drastically alter and transform the shape of specific objects within one's external environment. This is often to the point where they can become progressively unrecognizable in comparison to their original form assuming one stares at the distortion and keeps their eyes relatively motionless.
 #'''All-encompassing''' - At the highest level of visual drifting, the intensity becomes powerful enough to distort not just specific objects beyond recognition but every single point of a person's vision and the entirety of the external environment in its whole. This creates the appearance of an extremely smudged, warped and blended unrecognizable mass of visual data.
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 ==== Morphing ====
-Morphing can be described as an effect of visual drifting which is completely disorganized and spontaneous in both its rhythm and direction. It results in objects and scenery appearing to gradually change, morph and warp in their size, shape, configuration and general appearance.
+Morphing can be described as an effect of visual drifting which is completely disorganized and spontaneous in both its rhythm and direction. It results in objects and scenery appearing to change gradually, morph and warp in their size, shape, configuration and general appearance.
 ==== Breathing ====
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 ==== Melting ====
-Melting can be described as an effect of visual drifting which results in objects and scenery appearing to completely or partially melt. It begins at lower doses as a gradual liquidization of objects which causes them to subtly droop, wobble, and lose their structural integrity. This gradually increases until it becomes impossible to ignore as the lines, textures, and colour between solid objects melt into one another in an extremely fluid style.
+Melting can be described as an effect of visual drifting which results in objects and scenery appearing to completely or partially melt. It begins at lower doses as a gradual liquidation of objects which causes them to subtly droop, wobble, and lose their structural integrity. This gradually increases until it becomes impossible to ignore as the lines, textures, and colour between solid objects melt into one another in an extremely fluid style.
 ==== Flowing ====