Every active pointer becomes a star, and lines join all pairs — brighter and thicker the closer the two, drawn as soft distance-field segments with additive glow and a cross-flare on each node. It is a live pointer-driven graph rather than a fixed star map. Because desktop offers a single pointer, the attract loop is the main show: six virtual stars drift on individually-phased orbits and, on a roughly six-second beat, converge into a tight cluster — lines flaring as they meet — before dispersing again. Real pointers, tracked through window PointerEvents and keyed by id, drop into the constellation as extra stars and leave without a seam.