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	<title>Comments on: Region Selection &#8211; a mechanical prototype</title>
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	<description>things I made at ITP and after: sketches, prototypes, and other documentation</description>
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		<title>By: Hal Eagar</title>
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		<dc:creator>Hal Eagar</dc:creator>
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		<description>physical UI widgets

This is great, in performance or even an installation piece, physical UI elements would be really engaging.
All of the same aesthetic quality of course, I can totally imagine this built to match your hand crafted pulleys.

Gears and drive shafts, are pretty cool.
I bet you could build a similar selection indicator with a pulley system only, which would be even more &quot;in the same aesthetic&quot;, but I think that a wider variation on the mechanical theme like this would probably be more engaging.

Very steam punk still, which I think you said was not specifically what you were going for but it is a celebration of the aesthetics of machinery so I would expect some similarities regardless.

I&#039;ve always wanted to take one of my midi controllers and replace the knobs and buttons with big Frankenstein levers and knife switches. I expect you&#039;ve already watched lots of the classic treatment of machines in movies, There is Metropolis with an eye toward the beauty of machines, but I also like Frankenstein for a little darker, but very dramatic view of technology.</description>
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<p>This is great, in performance or even an installation piece, physical UI elements would be really engaging.<br />
All of the same aesthetic quality of course, I can totally imagine this built to match your hand crafted pulleys.</p>
<p>Gears and drive shafts, are pretty cool.<br />
I bet you could build a similar selection indicator with a pulley system only, which would be even more &#8220;in the same aesthetic&#8221;, but I think that a wider variation on the mechanical theme like this would probably be more engaging.</p>
<p>Very steam punk still, which I think you said was not specifically what you were going for but it is a celebration of the aesthetics of machinery so I would expect some similarities regardless.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve always wanted to take one of my midi controllers and replace the knobs and buttons with big Frankenstein levers and knife switches. I expect you&#8217;ve already watched lots of the classic treatment of machines in movies, There is Metropolis with an eye toward the beauty of machines, but I also like Frankenstein for a little darker, but very dramatic view of technology.</p>
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