Pressure Match

Maker

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Hey everyone, wanted to share Pressure Clicker, a mini game exploring pressure as an input mechanic! 🎮 How It Works: - Works with Apple MacBook Trackpad with Pressure Input. - Two concentric circles: an outer static circle and an inner dynamic circle. - Change inner circle size by applying pressure on the trackpad. - Match inner circle size to outer circle at a randomly determined pressure level. - Score a point by holding the correct pressure for 2 seconds. - Visual feedback and increasing difficulty levels amp up the fun! Why Pressure as an Input Mechanic? Exploring pressure sensitivity elevates user interactions, enhancing intuitiveness and responsiveness. It gives us another dimension of interface design. Try It Out! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gCu23et4 Play the game, and share your feedback. Your thoughts and ideas for enhancements are valued!

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11mo ago

Joseph Abraham

SaaS for Greater Good

@shiveesh_fotedar Well done on the launch! Wishing you continued success and innovation. What feedback are you looking forward to the most?

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11mo ago

Shiveesh Fotedar

Pressure Match

Maker

@kjosephabraham Thank you.

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11mo ago

Shiveesh Fotedar

Pressure Match

Maker

@kjosephabraham Not anything specific feedback , trying to gauge is this kind of interface is even interesting to people, and if so how can I leverage it in software design.

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11mo ago

Shiveesh Fotedar

Pressure Match

Maker

@jo_jo26 It very well could be if there are E-sports games using pressure input.

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11mo ago

sizzy chen

It is very difficult to maintain the same pressure for 2 seconds. I couldn't do it even once. If it gets points by releasing it quickly when the correct pressure is reached. It should be a lot easier ~

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11mo ago

Shiveesh Fotedar

Pressure Match

Maker

@sizzy Yes , I put it at 2 seconds to make it a bit harder , in the next iteration , I will have a better balance for the win condition. It can be hard to maintain the pressure with your finger specially when its in between the maximum and minimum. Thanks for the feedback.

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11mo ago