Visual Cloning
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Visual Cloning
Visual Cloning is a process in generative systems where a design element or pattern is copied and then slightly changed using rules set by the designer or the system. This method lets designers quickly make many versions of a visual idea, each with small changes in shape, color, or layout. In generative design, visual cloning can help create complex patterns or textures by repeating and changing a base element, making the design process faster and more flexible. Designers can use visual cloning to explore many creative options in a short time, especially when working with digital tools that can automate the process.
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