These are 2 dialogs I developed for an application that needed more user interaction than touchOSC surfaces usually do.
A dialog to enter a text. I needed it to name sound patches to be saved in an external synth. It features lower and uppercase characters as well as a range of symbols. The keyboard layout is QUERTY (for characters, the symbols are more or less random). For more details see the description in the module folder.
A dialog to select colors from an RGB color space representation (similar to the color selector in the touchOSC editor itself).
I wanted colors in an app to be configurable by the user, but picking a color by changing individual RGB channels (e.g. by 3 separate faders) is quite tedious.
The color picker provides an intuitive WYSIWYG color selection aproach, faders for opacity and fine adjustment, a history of last selected colors and a grascale switch.
For more details see the description in the module folder.
