seed unpack through the minecraft transform
type a number. it iterates through Java's LCG (the same one minecraft uses for world generation) and each state becomes a point on the canvas, with consecutive points connected. the network you get is the seed's intrinsic lattice signature. some numbers reveal the lattice's hidden order. some scatter. all of them are deterministic — and almost none of them are treated as a variable in the systems they end up seeding.
the transform is the standard Java LCG — state ← (state · 25214903917 + 11) mod 2⁴⁸ — the same one that turns a minecraft seed into a world. coordinates come from unpacking each 48-bit state into (state mod W, ⌊state/W⌋ mod H). some seeds make the lattice's hidden structure obvious; others walk through it without disturbing it. the difference is real and reproducible.