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For some reason, people keep coming by to look at this page.
I'm glad you're interest in my hypercube,
but you're missing the really cool
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Now back to our regularly scheduled HyperCuber
Here's a Java Applet called HyperCuber. This applet, based on the
Macintosh program by the same name (also by me, available from a Mac
ftp site near you), lets you rotate a four-dimensional cube in four
dimensions. The first digit of a slider label indicates the
dimension, and the second indicates the parameter. P controls
perspective, and numbers control rotation angles. Code for the sliders
was created by Adam Doppelt. Enjoy!
Here is the source code; sorry it's all in one
huuuuge file. When I wrote it I hadn't figured out how to link multiple
files together. The source code is divided into fairly independent classes, so
it can be used to easily create n-dimensional points, n by n matrices, and
n-dimensional wireframe objects. Though the object displayed here is only
4-dimensional, the code support viewing and rotation of objects of
arbitrary dimension (except 1- and 2-dimensional objects).
For more hyperdimensional kicks, check out
this other hypercube applet.
Seems like the world is full of hypercube java applets--
Gamelan lists others,
including
a two-color stereoscopic one and
this one.
In case you missed it at the top...
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