The core premise of the Oberon Object Tiler is the division of the display surface into fixed-size rectangular units called . Unlike traditional frame buffers, the Tiler does not store a static image. Instead, it stores a Display List of objects intersecting each tile.
Then, the Oberon Object spoke. Not in sound, but in the language of the gaps. oberon object tiler link
The system detects possible "echo paths" — positions where B would naturally follow A, respecting tiling rules (grid, hex, or freeform). The core premise of the Oberon Object Tiler