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 Author: FRA32 Group: Technical Filesize: 130.4 kB Date added: 2015-12-13 Rating: 6.1 Downloads: 1708 Views: 511 Comments: 16 Ratings: 3 Times favored: 0 Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0 Tags:
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This scene contains yet another of my mathematical algodoorythms, this time featuring a tesseract constructor and -rotator.
Yellow lines mark the "outer cube", blue lines the "inner cube", and the red lines mark the "connection lines", adding to a total of 32 lines. Note that these names are relative, when looking at the tesseract in a very specific angle, since at this view it looks like a cube inside another cube connected via 8 diagonals.
The code was quite complicated to find out, and used to be a bit bugged with displaying, as noticable when looking on the code snippets. Yet the result was worth the work, since this is actually the very first time I managed to display ANY type of highter-dimensional shape in ANY type of enviroment *yay*
I hope you'll enjoy this little view into the highter dimensions. |
Last edited at 2016/07/03 21:52:09 by FRA32
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. Are you left-clicking? and if yes have you tried clicking them while their selected or de-selected?
I clicked on a box to rotate the cube, and then I clicked on other boxes which added other axes rotation. Then thinking that I have the cube rotating on only one axis, I clicked only one box, and of course the cube continued to rotate on the axes that I auto-rotated. I did not notice before that the boxes turn blue when in auto-rotation mode. Now I see that I can click on all the blue boxes which will take all of them out of auto-rotation mode.
