Pixel conquest battle videos, rendered to MP4

A RED ball and a BLUE ball bounce around a closed box and paint every grid cell they cross. The live bar shows who owns more of the map, and the first team to paint 60% of it wins. The video ends right after the winner banner.

How it works

1. The map is a square grid with 10 to 30 cells per side. Bigger grids look finer; the pace stays about the same.
2. Each ball paints the cells it passes through in its team color, including cells already owned by the other side.
3. A live percentage bar at the top tracks the race for territory.
4. The first team to paint the winning share of the map (60% by default, adjustable from 50% to 90%) wins. Most battles are decided in 15 to 35 seconds. If nobody gets there before the max length, the team with more cells wins.