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Ideation_PP1<\/a>Download<\/a><\/div>\n\n\n\n

For this pressure project we had 4-hours and some “goals” to attempt to achieve:
1. Someone laughs
2. Maintain surprise for more than 10sec
3. Maintain surprise for more than 30sec
4. Picks up a number between ‘1’ and ‘5’ and reacts<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Ideation<\/span><\/strong>
Initially for my Pressure Project I decided on 3 different scenarios:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

  1. Have visuals move for 10sec \/ transition \/ 10sec \/ transition \/ etc.
    –The experience would eventually repeat itself. The visuals would be a combination of moving lines, moving shapes, then a combination of both.<\/li>
  2. Have a webcam track movements of an individual.
    –The user would move around to activate the experience. The color of screen would then be tied to how much the user was moving within the space.
    RED = No movement
    ORANGE\/YELLOW = Little movement
    GREEN = High amount of movement<\/li>
  3. Have an interactive game [This is the one I decided upon. Though it strayed from my initial idea.]<\/strong>
    –Have shapes that begin to shrink with a timer in the middle. The user is also able to control a circle and move it around with the mouse.
    –Once the timer runs out have music begin to play.
    –Have a screen that says “Move your body to draw and fill in the space!”
    –If they fill the canvas: screen transitions to say “You’re the best!”
    –If they don’t fill the canvas: screen transitions to say “Move them hips!” \/\/ and repeat the experience.<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n

    I chose to go with my 3rd idea. Below is a visual representation from my initial write-up of what I wanted the experience to do. (also available in the attached word document)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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      The way I spent my time for this pressure project was as follows:
      Hour 1:<\/span> Ideation of the different scenarios
      Hour 2:<\/span> Setting up the different scenes
      Hour 3:<\/span> Asking for help on ‘actors’ I didn’t know existed or how to do certain things within Isadora. (Thank you Oded!)
      Hour 4:<\/span> Playing, debugging, watching, fixing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      Process:<\/span><\/strong>
      For those who are interested (and for my own reference) here’s the list of actors that I used within the patch:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      • Keyboard Watcher<\/li>
      • Mouse Watcher<\/li>
      • Live Drawing<\/li>
      • Picture Player<\/li>
      • Measure Color<\/li>
      • Text Draw<\/li>
      • Text Formatter<\/li>
      • Jump++<\/li>
      • Projector<\/li>
      • Multimix<\/li>
      • Enter Scene Trigger<\/li>
      • Enter Scene Value<\/li>
      • Pulse Generator<\/li>
      • Wave Generator<\/li>
      • Counter<\/li>
      • Inside Range<\/li>
      • Trigger Value<\/li>
      • Shapes<\/li>
      • Envelope Generator (++)<\/li><\/ul>\n\n\n\n