Chords Wave function collapse builds boards out of chord tiles. Each tile is a transition between two chords, and the Wave Function Collapse algorithm fills the board by joining matching chords, with squares, rhombuses, hexagons, triangles or Penrose tiles, or in 3D on a sphere, a torus or a solid.
You type two-chord transitions, in one key or in all twelve, and press Regenerate (or the space bar) for a new board. Every path can be played: when you hit play it lights up and a light travels along it. With a headset such as the Meta Quest, the 3D view opens in virtual reality.
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