The Divergent Twitter bot is a digital development of Divergent Deck 1 and enables a user to direct message tweet @DesignLeapMH when creatively blocked on an architectural design problem:
Design_Leap_Help?
Where normally twitter bots are designed to mimic a human and respond to a user’s input this twitter bot simply responds with divergent media switching prompts.
Clever programming using botlibre allows the twitter bot to give a random answer drawn from a list of pre coded phrases. In the video scenario below the designer is stuck on a 3D CAD based problem and sends a tweet. The twitter bot responds by telling the user to switch to a more physical medium.
Users who do not have a twitter account may access the divergent bot from the following link:
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- Creative block working on 3D CAD model
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- Find @DesignLeapMH on twitter
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- Tweet: Design_Leap_Help?
The Divergent Twitter bot is a digital development of Divergent Deck 1 and enables a user to direct message tweet @DesignLeapMH when creatively blocked on an architectural design problem:
Design_Leap_Help?
Where normally twitter bots are designed to mimic a human and respond to a user’s input this twitter bot simply responds with divergent media switching prompts.
Clever programming using botlibre allows the twitter bot to give a random answer drawn from a list of pre coded phrases. In the video scenario below the designer is stuck on a 3D CAD based problem and sends a tweet. The twitter bot responds by telling the user to switch to a more physical medium.
Users who do not have a twitter account may access the divergent bot from the following link:
-
- Creative block working on 3D CAD model
-
- Find @DesignLeapMH on twitter
-
- Tweet: Design_Leap_Help?
The Divergent Twitter bot is a digital development of Divergent Deck 1 and enables a user to direct message tweet @DesignLeapMH when creatively blocked on an architectural design problem:
Design_Leap_Help?
Where normally twitter bots are designed to mimic a human and respond to a user’s input this twitter bot simply responds with divergent media switching prompts.
Clever programming using botlibre allows the twitter bot to give a random answer drawn from a list of pre coded phrases. In the video scenario below the designer is stuck on a 3D CAD based problem and sends a tweet. The twitter bot responds by telling the user to switch to a more physical medium.
Users who do not have a twitter account may access the divergent bot from the following link:
-
- Creative block working on 3D CAD model
-
- Find @DesignLeapMH on twitter
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- Tweet: Design_Leap_Help?