Generating details and Shapes programmatically

[MasonScarbro]

The current generation method is sub par, not saying to get rid of the pregened drawing entirely but we need more control over what is being drawn where and when, lets instead start shifting towards drawing details and motifs programmatically AROUND the shape, where the shape is always put on the canvas first and Leyer information is generated from that, again because cloud is a detail we can also have cases where the detail is rendered first and then maybe the shapes are placed, or generated under or around it based on the layer info so we have no colliding elements.

[MasonScarbro]

in general i think that when we do the drawings each part should be drawn and then collect all the layer information before attempting to draw another shape for instance:
lets say we want to draw a shape with a motif we should

1. draw the shape and collect layer info for that shape, its location and bounds of the pixel
2. when drawing a motif around it whether it be a burst or trail draw it around, behind, following (dependent on the behavior wanted) etc.
   however if we wanted to draw say multiple shapes maybe even with different motifs or details we would do the same but update the layer info at each step as follows:
3. draw the shape and collect layer info for that shape, its location and bounds of the pixel
4. when drawing a motif around it whether it be a burst or trail draw it around, behind, following (dependent on the behavior wanted) etc.
5. immediately collect the data of the layer info for both the motif and the shape basically where are there pixels on the canvas (blurred or not) then determine based on some sort of calculation (perhaps golden ratio) where the next shape would be and then what and where the next motif shoyuld be for said shape either by drawing the shape and then trying to draw the motif (unless we reach collision) or just predetermining the motif drawn and basing the dimensions of the shape and shifting accordingly
6. repeat for each shape