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Node Field

By Ahmet Loca

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Node Field WebGL particle network with repel, attract & connection lines NodeField is a GPU-accelerated interactive particle network for Framer.

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MORE FRAMER COMPONENTS LIKE THIS ✦ Browse +38 FREE + 85 premium components: https://frameze.com/components ✦ Background Bundle: https://frameze.com/components/category/background?ref=bundles About Node Field WebGL particle network with repel, attract & connection lines NodeField is a GPU-accelerated interactive particle network for Framer. Move your cursor to repel or attract thousands of nodes in real time — with optional connection lines that turn your background into a living, breathing network. Live Preview: https://usenodefield.framer.website/ Built entirely with WebGL for maximum performance. Smooth at any node count, on any screen size. Effects: Repel mode, Attract mode, Connection Lines network effect Customization: Node count, color, size, speed, force, influence radius, damping, connection distance, background color Mobile: Full touch support — tap and drag to interact on phones and tablets Best used for: Tech and SaaS landing pages that need a dynamic, data-driven aesthetic. Agency and portfolio backgrounds that move without overwhelming the content. Hero sections where a static background feels like a missed opportunity. Creative and generative art installations on the web. Includes two components: NodeField — production-ready, drop into any page NodeFieldDemo — live control panel to explore all settings in real time Use Cases Hero section backgrounds Interactive landing pages Tech / SaaS / AI product websites Portfolio backgrounds Loading screens Data visualization aesthetics Dark-themed UI backgrounds Creative agency websites Keywords particles, particle field, node field, WebGL, interactive, mouse interaction network, graph, dots, connection lines, generative, canvas, dark background, tech, SaaS AI repel, attract, physics motion live

Introduction

WebGL particle network, repel

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