Made myself an interaction lab. It’s a system that generates new interactions for me on a daily basis based on some predefined rules. It’s all pretty rough, but a good source of inspiration. I only keep the ones I like, so it reflects my preferences more and more over time.

that torch is crazy good. I would purposely look for a place where to use it

@davidhaz inspiration for react bits? @orcdev you will love this too

How did you make it creative? And try different things?? My agents tend to create some predefined or not good demos and doesn’t bring good ideas Great work though!! 🔥

what tools did you use? Looks super cool!

design factories & interactions factories instead of software factories

sorry for breathing the same air as you. kidding, great work!

Path,STIR and Loupe looks really good!

@creativestefan Genius! 👌🏻

毎日新しいインタラクションを生成する仕組み、完成品を眺めるだけでなく発想の種を継続的に得られるのが良いですね。ルールを少し変えたときに動きまでどう変わるか、動画の試作例も見てみたいです。

this is cool

oh my days

PATH is the one for me.. dragging the slit down the d attribute and watching the bell light up segment by segment 🤯 and MERCURY snapping back like liquid metal is a close second

do the ones you keep go back into the generator by themselves, or do you still rewrite the rules by hand when your taste moves? 😊

this is sick

so sick 🔥

Keeping only the ones you like is the clever part. In six months it's basically a taste model. Do you tag why you kept each one, or just keep/discard?

take my money

Love that it gets more like you every time you throw one out. My version of this is a screenshots folder called inspo that I never open.

Keeping only the ones you like is the clever part. Over time it becomes a taste model, not just a generator. What do the rules look like?

Sick

Curious what the rules look like

Any plans to share it? Also, I wonder how do you make the AI be creative

give it six months and the lab only generates ease-out curves and quietly rejects everything else

Really cool

we’re all experiment engineers now!

Interesting!

Wait does it remember the ones you rejected too? That's honestly half of taste

good learning mechanism based on the ones you keep

Keeping only the ones you like is a taste filter with compounding bias. Worth logging the rejects too, because the interesting outliers usually die there first.

curious how you're feeding the keepers back in. are they shaping the next batch automatically or do you tweak the rules as you go?

I love this

Pretty dope!

So sick!

Wow so cool

love this, been trying to set something like this up myself... thanks for inspiring!