@unifiedreality Not really, it uses the concept of time being the 4th dimension, thus it can be animated. The same goes for 3d noise, you could animate a 2d surface using another dimension that changes in time.
In this case, the fourth dimension is time. Notice how the image changes. And it's not actually a hypersphere, rather a hypercylinder (does not change size across time).
@untouchable888 2 year old comment. If you still want to know what it is I'll tell you what I think it is. I'm not entirely sure but I think it's simply a 3-dimensional space being wrapped with a spherical border. So this would be how 3D matter would move in a hypersphere shaped space. Once the "gas" or whatever it is, leaves one side of the sphere, it reappears on the other side. As simple as that.
@dafaucas 2D is short for 2 dimensions of freedom. On a sheet of paper you have a Y and X axis. 3D is short for 3 dimensions of freedom. Height, width, and length. Anything above is purely mathematical, and is not "fake" or "magic". It's math and it's real. Got it? Good ;)
So, the question on all our minds... who farted in the water balloon?
davetronred 1 year ago 2
so loud i got to turn off my speakers
joninoj214 1 year ago
Does this video attempt to reveal all the three-dimensional points simultaneously, as if viewd from the 4th dimension?
unifiedreality 1 year ago
@unifiedreality Not really, it uses the concept of time being the 4th dimension, thus it can be animated. The same goes for 3d noise, you could animate a 2d surface using another dimension that changes in time.
PCosmin 1 year ago
@PCosmin Ahh. OK.
unifiedreality 1 year ago
In this case, the fourth dimension is time. Notice how the image changes. And it's not actually a hypersphere, rather a hypercylinder (does not change size across time).
m8rsh 2 years ago
@m8rsh thats a good point; intriguing topic.
what software was used to make this animation?
earth1986 1 year ago
@m8rsh
I do believe you're spot on!
It looks like every jump is a parameter being adjusted, and the noise being recalculated.
DKM101 1 year ago
@m8rsh
holy crap that was a year old comment? nm :P
DKM101 1 year ago
hahahahaha
sarahtakash 2 years ago
WTF ?!
FractAlkemist 2 years ago
It's easier to imagine hypersphere or 4-d objects/space than watching this bright spot =))
czero69 2 years ago
I don't understand what this is. Could someone xplain it to me?
untouchable888 3 years ago 6
circle its 2D.
sphere its 3D.
hipersphere its 4D.
laruanamexico 2 years ago
dude... it's just a sphere made in 4d... it's a graphical software :)
4ynep 2 years ago
@untouchable888
answering to 10 months old comment.. -_-
as for me this is orange spheric shaped gas
DrKillaser 2 years ago
@untouchable888 2 year old comment. If you still want to know what it is I'll tell you what I think it is. I'm not entirely sure but I think it's simply a 3-dimensional space being wrapped with a spherical border. So this would be how 3D matter would move in a hypersphere shaped space. Once the "gas" or whatever it is, leaves one side of the sphere, it reappears on the other side. As simple as that.
AX53B60 10 months ago
@untouchable888 A tesseract, basically. This is a pretty good organic representation of a 4D vehicle.
SillyLitleGirl 2 months ago
Awesome! :>
uppTagg 4 years ago
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what is this mickey mouse shit ? is this supposed to be a 4 dimension sphere ?
anisometropie 4 years ago
u even know what 4d is???
dafaucas 3 years ago
@dafaucas 2D is short for 2 dimensions of freedom. On a sheet of paper you have a Y and X axis. 3D is short for 3 dimensions of freedom. Height, width, and length. Anything above is purely mathematical, and is not "fake" or "magic". It's math and it's real. Got it? Good ;)
Alarindris 1 year ago
good work.
wodcr 4 years ago
and you're saying that the whole thing's happening on gpu... wow!
tc01bgguy 4 years ago
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??? it sucks this isnt anyhow related to a sphere
PumaSSBM 4 years ago
???
antonioakm 4 years ago
Great !!
samodupu 4 years ago