Perceptle Angle: judge the direction
A target angle is measured counterclockwise from the dashed horizontal. Drag the handle until the line points where you think it should, then release to lock your answer. Normal random targets range from 5° to 355°.
Use the reference line, not the frame
The dashed horizontal is the starting direction. The tilted surrounding frame is a distraction, so an answer aligned to the frame can still miss the requested angle.
Begin the drag on the circular handle. Move around the center and release when satisfied. On a touchscreen, keep the center and the dashed reference in view rather than covering both with your hand.
Estimate from familiar landmarks
A quarter turn is 90°, a half turn is 180° and three quarters is 270°. Locate the nearest familiar direction, then judge the remaining smaller angle.
For a target such as 42°, halfway to 90° is a useful reference. For a direction close to a full turn, judge the small gap back to the horizontal. Normal scoring uses the shorter circular difference.
Read the reveal in degrees
The reveal overlays the target and your chosen direction. Normal misses of 4°, 8° and 12° score approximately 90, 69 and 50 points, with progressively lower scores for larger errors. Compare other errors in the scoring examples.
Friday targets run beyond one full turn, from 400° to 1040°. In that version you must keep winding the handle: 450° and 90° share a direction, but the extra turn is part of the requested answer.
Questions and answers
Does 0° mean the same direction as 360°?
For the normal circular comparison, yes. Friday also counts completed turns, so its accumulated angle must match the instruction.
Can I type an angle instead of dragging?
This exercise uses the drag-and-release interaction. The score is based on the direction or accumulated rotation you set.