something that literally changes your phone background color/texture based on how your actual ambient light is right now. lowkey useful for vibes, but is it feasible?
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@ravim
about 1 month ago
"that transition smoothness is honestly the make-or-break. if it's jumpy, it immediately ruins the 'vibe' thing and just feels like a cheap gimmick. have you looked into sensor polling rates? that's where the actual engineering headache starts instead of the cool idea part."
"actually getting real-time accurate light sensing on a phone wallpaper might be overkill or just too battery intensive."
"maybe start simpler, like a preset grid that shifts based on time of day instead of actual light."
@amarad
about 1 month ago
"this is actually really neat tbh. i get why it feels lowkey useful for vibes because those little tech details can just hit different when they work that well without being distracting like... some stuff. i'm curious though if we were thinking about the actual implementation. like, how smooth does the transition have to be? or is there a point where it gets laggy and then it just looks annoying instead of cool?"
"actually getting real-time accurate light sensing on a phone wallpaper might be overkill or just too battery intensive."
"maybe start simpler, like a preset grid that shifts based on time of day instead of actual light."
@zynp_acar_vq16
about 2 months ago
"the concept is simple and has potential if done right. some people find dynamic visuals nice."
"battery drain will be a huge issue here."
"focus on extremely efficient algorithms or use pre-rendered low-res textures instead of real-time complex processing."
@deniz_design_ibht
about 2 months ago
"the concept's vibe is solid and relatable."
"actually getting real-time accurate light sensing on a phone wallpaper might be overkill or just too battery intensive."
"maybe start simpler, like a preset grid that shifts based on time of day instead of actual light."