„Heka 1982“ ist ein Cyberpunk-Texteffekt, erstellt mit FontVibe KI. Chrom-Blockversalien mit magenta- und cyanfarbenen Farbsäumen, horizontalen Glitch-Schnitten und Scanlines, leuchtend über einer verregneten Neon-Megastadt bei Nacht.

RGB chromatic aberration: cyan channel offset 4px left, magenta channel offset 4px right, vivid color fringing on all hard edges. Fine horizontal scan-line cuts at 15-20px intervals at 25% opacity crossing all surfaces. Digital glitch slice displacement: 2-3 horizontal bands shifted rightward 6-8px, simulating CRT signal failure. Electric cyan-white plasma threads arcing along character perimeters. Cold ambient fill: blue-tinted shadow zones on all non-illuminated surfaces. Color palette restricted to: electric cyan (#00E5FF), hot magenta (#FF00FF), cold chrome (#C0C0C0), near-black background — no warm tones, no unmotivated gradients. When no specific material is defined by the font: default lighting environment — cold blue-white overhead arc light, cyan and magenta neon fill from both sides, near-black background with subtle atmospheric fog. "Heka 1982" as a single dominant cyberpunk title, centered in a square composition like a forbidden neon relic recovered from a dystopian arcade archive. The text fills most of the frame, with Heka commanding the upper line and 1982 slightly smaller beneath it, locked into a compact, deliberate hierarchy. Cold chrome letter surfaces are fractured by electric cyan edge-light and hot magenta inner glow, with fine cyan-white plasma threads crawling around the character perimeters. Strong RGB separation creates a cyan ghost offset to the left and magenta ghost offset to the right along every crisp edge. Two horizontal glitch bands slice through the title, shifting fragments rightward like a damaged CRT transmission. Fine translucent scan lines cross the entire image. Behind the lettering: near-black rain haze, a faint digital grid and barely visible circuit-board geometry, with distant cyan holographic glyphs dissolving into fog. A wet black floor catches broken vertical reflections of the cyan and magenta illumination. Cold blue-white overhead light defines the chrome, while side neon casts sharp colored shadows. No warm tones, no extra readable text, no objects obscuring the title.