It's a great start, but I find it very hard to understand what is happening because I can't control the animation as the "vector space" animates between the stages. The shapes of the gates are also very hard to distinguish (mostly all some form of rectangle) and the click targets aren't very forgiving.
Outside of the UI/UX issues it's a great idea, and I would probably play all the levels if those were fixed.
I feel the same. It took a me a while to realise that I needed to click on the white tile to place a transformation. Though I'm now stuck on the second level as there aren't any tiles! The menu in the top left is very confusing.
Another UX issue is that, for me, dragging up and down rotates the scene in the opposite direction than I expect. Even once I realised it, I found it really hard to control, like wearing mirror glasses.
Construct a sequence of basic transformations that turns the initial grid into the target grid. Each of the portals performs a certain transformation, the ring one, for example, rotates around the axis selected at the top by the amount selected around the ring.
Is it meant to be playable on a desktop with a mouse?
There is a hint in a form of a ripple, but left-clicking hinted element does nothing and left-click-and-holding rotates the puzzle, so it's not clear how to proceed.
The navigation is incredibly frustrating. You need to rethink orbiting/panning/zooming. Maybe allow for mirroring X/Y orbiting and loosening constraints.
Outside of the UI/UX issues it's a great idea, and I would probably play all the levels if those were fixed.
I was rotating all around and couldn't figure out what to actually do.
This definitely needs a tutorial.
There is a hint in a form of a ripple, but left-clicking hinted element does nothing and left-click-and-holding rotates the puzzle, so it's not clear how to proceed.