Experiment 008 / Containment before command

ApertureObject Set

Preview complete cubes with two L-poses. Release, pause neutral, then pinch, fist, or span transforms set. To delete, hold one pointing hand steady; open palm clears selection.

Camera starts only after click. Frames, landmarks, aperture geometry, and scene state stay inside this browser.

Set signal

Contain, then command

Selected
NONE
Action
SELECT
Aperture
UNKNOWN
Delete hold
0%
Clear hold
0%
Set phase
SELECT
Scene
3 / 3

No set fixture selected

Selection contract

No partial capture

  • All eight projected cube vertices must remain inside aperture polygon.
  • Middle, ring, and pinky stay closed: L-pose is not span.
  • Preview while field holds. Release then pause neutral to commit.
  • Pinch, fist, and span apply same bounded delta to selected set.
  • Delete: one hand, index extended, thumb away, other fingers folded. Hold steady until Point hold reaches 100%, then cubes collapse and Undo appears.
  • Open palm held 350 ms clears selection, never cubes.

Ready. Camera permission has not been requested.

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Experiment record / 008

Selection is a geometric claim.

Phase
Make movement material
Study status
Deterministic pass pending
Decision
Evaluate set clarity
01

Question

Can aperture containment make multi-object hand manipulation legible without turning the scene into an editor?

02

Hypothesis

Previewing selection before release makes a shared command predictable. A neutral pause prevents direct handoff into transform or deletion, while vertex containment rejects partial captures.

03

Deletion

Point hold is armed only after neutral pause, avoiding accidental loss after selection. Open palm has separate clear-only hold. Deletion collapses for 280 ms; Undo restores exact identity.