@poetengineer__: what if our notes behaved like force fields? a conceptual demo of shaping ideas by gesture: - draw a thread, the notes …
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A conceptual demo from @poetengineer__ proposing a system where notes behave like force fields, allowing users to shape ideas through gestures and threading.
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what if our notes behaved like force fields? a conceptual demo of shaping ideas by gesture:
- draw a thread, the notes fields shape the ideas on the thread
- focus on one idea, move the surrounding fields closer or farther and see how it changes https://t.co/k9Q9LTmKmJ
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