That's not a hypercube. If that's a hypercube then a square could be called a cube. If it doesn't change when you rotate it, you're just showing one slice of the thing.
@@Khamurai Exactly, yes, but if you don't show that then you're not showing a hypercube, just a 3D structure that corresponds to a slice of a hypercube. Like if I showed a circle and called it a sphere.
Just a 3D structure that corresponds to a slice of a hypercube, just like a rotating hypercube would be a series of 3D structures that corresponds to different slices of a hypercube
I like the simple way to create a cool effect! Thanks!
That's pretty cool but is there a way to animate it like a hypercube ? Thanks in advance :D
There might be, it's something I'm looking into next :D
Reminds me of film Cube 2: Hypercube. Especially when it was flying out at random threatening to finish the prisoners 😂🤣😂🤣
A real classic 😄
I kind of want to go back through and watch those, now. Really ahead of their time.
Lei, gostei
Hi :) how do I change the color? or how to put texture on it.
That's not a hypercube. If that's a hypercube then a square could be called a cube. If it doesn't change when you rotate it, you're just showing one slice of the thing.
Wouldn't the shadow (or 3-dimensional representation) of a hypercube only change when it's rotated in the 4th dimension?
I mean I understand your point but I feel like it would be a pretty high level of complexity to expect from a 2 minute video 😄
@@Khamurai Exactly, yes, but if you don't show that then you're not showing a hypercube, just a 3D structure that corresponds to a slice of a hypercube. Like if I showed a circle and called it a sphere.
Just a 3D structure that corresponds to a slice of a hypercube, just like a rotating hypercube would be a series of 3D structures that corresponds to different slices of a hypercube