Most modern interfaces are as simple as possible and seem to hide the system underneath. I wanted to create an interface designed for a single purpose which would also show the complexity of the code involved, instead of hiding it.

I wrote a script to generate a test screen, a seemingly simple thing. But the screen is made out of several objects in 3D space which all need the have exactly the right position, shape, scale and color for the script to do what is was made for.

Each one of these parameters (a total of 93) is connected to a physical switch or dail, enabling the viewer to see some of the complexity and giving him the change to change to script to his or her own liking, thus turning a normally fixed script into a design tool.

Made using OpenFrameworks and Arduino.