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Currently it's possible to generate random clusters (formerly known as creatures), but unlike mandalas, there's no way to edit one if you decide that there's something about it that you'd like to change. This means, for instance, that if a randomly-generated cluster looks nice but needs a hat, or if it has arms you don't like, or if you find something cool in the gallery but want to remix it a bit, you will be able to make those changes.
It also isn't currently possible to randomly generate a cluster with lots of complexity; the data structure to represent a cluster is defined recursively, however, so this editing UI--however horrible this initial version is--allows for the construction of clusters of arbitrary complexity.
Note that the UX for this is currently terrible, but we can improve on it in future PRs.
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