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Published: 2010-02-13 14:55:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 26885; Favourites: 1358; Downloads: 1629
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Made with 3ds max 9Render Time : 37 minutes
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Looks like something made out of Magnetix, an old construction toy line from the creators of Mega Bloks.
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They see me spinnin'
They hatin'
Please cube, just push me a tiny bit in the W axis... I wanna see you
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Da haben wir ihn, den vierdimensionalen HyperwΓΌrfel. Dieses Gebilde ist sehr faszinierend, vor allem weil ich es nicht gΓ€nzlich begreifen kann. Hast Du das selbst konstruiert oder gibt 3DS Max so was als vorbereitete Form her?
Hmm, sehe gerade, Du antwortest normalerweise nicht auf Comments....
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Normalerweise nicht, da 99% sowieso nur "Mind = blown" und Konsorten sind. Das Objekt ist von mir selber konstruiert und ein komplett 3-Dimensionales Objekt. Es sieht nur Γ€hnlich aus wie ein Tesserakt und durch die Animation wirkt es wie einer.
Ich glaube nicht, dass 3ds max in irgendeiner Form fΓ€hig ist 4-Dimensionale Objekte darzustellen, wo die 4. Dimension sowieso nur theoretisch ist.
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Ja, die Darstellung der vierten Dimension ist schwierig, allerdings gibt es auf Wikipedia interessante Animationen unter Tesserakt. Fragt man sich, welche Programme die Macher da benutzt haben. Jedenfalls sieht Dein Hypyecube schon ziemlich gut aus.
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It is also called Teserakt. It is a 3 dimensional representation of a 4 dimensional cube. Nice job btw
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Love it! Almost looks like a pentagon though if you keep watching the bottom of it, or maybe it's just me.
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My brain o-o
That's pretty slick though
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Love it. Higher dimensions are among my favourite subjects. Have you ever tried this effect with a more complex shape, such as a flower?
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i get ir now the nearest on goes at a sort of slope than goes from the bottom line and continuing.!!!!!epic!
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Ah a hypercube, the theory around them is rather complicated
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This thing is fucking with my mind.. :3
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I am awestruck, totally speechless and slightly mesmerizerized.
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Cool!... I like the tesseract doing a simple rotation. [link]
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Just GLANCING at this thing makes my head hurt.
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@_________@ Ferris Wheel??! Ugggghheeeehhh just-MIND BLOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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man, this looks like teseract or something like that, how can you make the squares move in that way? did you u path and joint??????? teach me please
and how may images in this gifs????
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oh how time can be so fucked up in a 3 dimensional perspective on a 2 dimensional computer screen.
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i dont think 4D is time, this is about the 4th dimension of space
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After staring at this for ten minutes, I've finally figured out how it works! Starting from the front most cube, it grows, moves back, shrinks, goes within itself, moves forward, and grows.... Or something like that, for every square in the center. Yeah. I think that's it.
THIS THING IS BREAKING MY BRAIN.
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Ok, here's something to think about. Imagine the world was 1-D, and you wanted to take a safe full of something (let's say it's millions of dollars). You could only move backwards and forwards on a straight line. If I put a dot on the line, you couldn't steal my safe because I blocked your path. In a 2-D world (such as a 2-D Mario platformer) you could move in any direction except closer and farther away from the "screen" . I could stop you by putting a rectangle around the safe, so you couldn't get it. In a 3-D world, I could stop you by putting a locked box around the safe, so you couldn't open it. Now this is the funny part. If you came from a 4-D world, you could take the money without opening the box or safe, or even touching them at all!
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tesseract ... no one's ever seen one... next dimension here we come!
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Hi. I liked you renders. Specially the animated ones. I wanted to ask if you could make a new render of this hypercube with better quality and with a different angle (like the one on wiki [link] I'd love that
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Tutorials take so much time and are only useful for very few people.
This thing isn't even hard to make - it takes about 30 minutes but i just don't have the time to make a tutorial. However, if you really want to know how its done write me a note and i'll give you a short explanation.
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