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I'm familiar with Fourier series, and I had a lot of fun with this puzzle! I can see how it might make a nice little game, great job :)

I think most of my feedback is around the controls (I used a mouse) - it's a little unclear what those two knobs down the bottom of the screen are for until you successfully pass a level, or want to reset your shape.

As for the controls on the left, was the intention that they remain unclear to provide the player a little bit of exploration? I'm not against them, but perhaps some further visual indicator to describe which arm it belongs to?

All in all, I can see this as a nice small mobile game, or something. Congratulations on the effort!

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We were actually thinking about doing several things to make it more clear what the controls on the left do

  • Highlighting the part of the drawing arm corresponding to the control that the mouse is hovering over.
  • Introducing something in the controls that spins in sync with the frequency the control is... controlling.
  • Printing the frequencies as text, like "-f*2", "f*0" in the controls.

...but in the end we were way too slow. Most of the final version was written during the last day.
Our hope was that it might somehow make intuitive sense somehow without requiring users to know about the math.