24-06-2026, 03:17 PM
The Structure of the VMS
Just a quick note for anyone who wants to visualize the beautiful structure of the VMS. This is a Sankey diagram. It’s structured using reverse Eva transcription (read backward line by line). From the first vowel bridge (i.e., the two glyphs to the right and left of the space) to Slot 3 (counting forward according to the old slot numbering) to Slot 2 to the next vowel bridge.
The symmetry arises in part because the path isn’t actually traced; instead, the calculation simply goes to the next slot and starts over from there. The diagram shows summarized partial transitions, but not necessarily the actual complete individual paths.
Still, it’s a nice visual, isn’t it?
Notes: The image was generated using the AI after extensive calculations and structural analyses. However, I can’t guarantee that it’s entirely accurate—I did cross-check it, but in this case, I’m not sure if such a test is sufficient. The original is an HTML file with exact numbers, but I can’t post that here.
It is intended more as a nice illustration than as a scientific study...
Just a quick note for anyone who wants to visualize the beautiful structure of the VMS. This is a Sankey diagram. It’s structured using reverse Eva transcription (read backward line by line). From the first vowel bridge (i.e., the two glyphs to the right and left of the space) to Slot 3 (counting forward according to the old slot numbering) to Slot 2 to the next vowel bridge.
The symmetry arises in part because the path isn’t actually traced; instead, the calculation simply goes to the next slot and starts over from there. The diagram shows summarized partial transitions, but not necessarily the actual complete individual paths.
Still, it’s a nice visual, isn’t it?
Notes: The image was generated using the AI after extensive calculations and structural analyses. However, I can’t guarantee that it’s entirely accurate—I did cross-check it, but in this case, I’m not sure if such a test is sufficient. The original is an HTML file with exact numbers, but I can’t post that here.
It is intended more as a nice illustration than as a scientific study...