Module 3 Formstorming

Here I had the ground connected to the foil and then another wire connecting to that foil that I used to press the other keys.

Here I was able to make the up key work on this coppy tape square I created. The up key turns the virtual square blue.

In this iteration, I was able to make my copper tape square work for all four keys and change the virtual square from blue, red, yellow, and black.

Here I used my colour mixing code and am showing how I can use the copper tape square to interact with the website.

In this iteration, I have added a button for the w key which represents white so users can mix white into their colour or go back to the base of white.

Here I am showing all the buttons together in my final iteration of the colouring mixing code with cyan, yellow, magenta, black, and white buttons.

Here I have used bangles to create a braille-themed button to match the braille-inspired code I have created. I only have up, down, left, and right working right now.

Here I have the down key (to move the circle down) and the space key (to create a permanent blue circle) working.

This is two buttons working, one for rotating and the other for changing the texture.

I have created a cube that as you turn it and press onto the ground you can change the texture on the online version.

Here I am showing this arrow pad I have created and how it can be used to rotate the cube.

This is the same cube mechanism working on the torus shape and switching textures.

Here I am showing it all together being able to change the rotation direction and the switch between 4 different textures using the cube.

This shows a zoom-in and out feature as well as a button to switch from black & white to colour.

Here I am using the buttons I created for the previous code and testing it out on my 3d earth sphere zoom in and out code.

Here I am using the buttons I created for the previous code and testing it out on my flat earth plane zoom in and out code.

Here I am using the arrow pad I created to move these 3d cubes.

In this test, the cubes are not rotated so I am trying to use my copper tape arrow pad to get them aligned.

Here I have created a simple button for my heartbeat  and ekg line code.

Here I have used tin foil to create a heart-shaped button.

In this test there is a ground and one working key which I am using to create white dots.

Here I have created buttons that are colour-coded so the user can see what colour dots they are going to be placing on the screen.

Here I am doing the same thing as the previous one but trying it out with my rectangle code instead of circle.

In this test, there is only one button which the user holds to create these overlapping rectangles, if they let go the rectangles stop appearing.