Objects
Gauges
5 pieces — 2 objects, 3 kit parts. Every card is running; touch it.
- Vessel Object · A glass of liquid as a gauge. It pours in when the value rises, sloshes when the page jolts and rings when tapped, lit like lab glassware in a photograph.
- Compass Object · A liquid-damped compass. The card swings past the mark and settles while a lit display reads the bearing. Your hand turns the knurled bezel, one click a degree.
- Needle gauge Kit part · A moving-coil panel meter: a printed scale under glass, a thin needle that swings past the mark and settles, a lamp for the bands and a small LCD for the exact reading.
- Ring meter Kit part · The kit’s donut chart as an instrument: a ring of lamps behind dark glass in a spun bezel, lit clockwise from twelve like a studio clock’s seconds, with the value in lit digits in the middle.
- Ladder Kit part · An LED ladder for levels and load: green, then amber, then red, the way a recording level has always been read.