Since I am struggling with my actionscript and head modeling, I'm taking a short time out and throw out this idea that had been bugging me for the past two days. I think it's meant to be the poster but this is just a first 'draft', ideation.
I'm wondering on how to execute my look and feel of installation. Before this, I thought of using the already made kiosk like thing that one of the seniors left behind.
This is how it looks like. The square part inside is hollow.
This is how I planned to arrange equipments to my needs but that's my opinion. What you guys think?
* Mental illness is not as important as other diseases (diabetes, heart attack, obesity) * Known about the illness by name only * Dissociative identity disorder is not as known as other mental illness (stress, depression)
How the message gets to the user?
* The head represents a person and when user pulled out more heads, it signifies different personalities within a person
I decided since I can't upload swf on my blog, the other method I can use are screen shots. This was the first try I experiment with a duplication actionscript.
See, that's my name with a pink button beneath it.
When I click on the pink button, my name randomly duplicate itself somewhere in the screen.
Not exactly what I'm looking for but I'll keep searching and asking around for the proper code.
Sorry for the delayed post, been keeping it in my draft while looking for alternative ways to post it up.
Farah sent me a video link this morning and I'm seriously considering to use this method for my head duplication project. It sounds simple enough to be done.
I know, it's not exactly touch screen but as far as I see it, it works.
What do you guys think? Go go or no go? Alternatives?
Hi, I'm Jazlyn and this is my final year project blog. For my final year project, I had chose to make an application about the mental illness :- Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder.
This blog is to keep update about my progress for the 8 weeks duration for the final execution of the project.