4D Simulation

Blog post about this is coming soon. For now, just play around with it, the controls are listed below.

Controls

Viewport Rotation:

• Drag Left-MB: Pan the camera
• Drag Right-MB: Rotate around a point (scroll to move point closer/farther)
• Drag Middle-MB: Look around as if in first person

4D Rotation:

• [A] / [D]: Rotate Left (XW+) / Right (XW-)
• [E] / [Q]: Rotate Up (YW+) / Down (YW-)
• [W] / [S]: Rotate Forwards (ZW+) / Backwards (ZW-)

4D Movement:

• [J] / [L]: Move Left (X+) / Right (X-)
• [O] / [U]: Move Up (Y+) / Down (Y-)
• [I] / [K]: Move Forwards (Z+) / Backwards (Z-)

• [Space] / [Shift]: Move Ana (W+) / Kata (W-) [think of it as the forwards/backwards of the fourth dimension]

Other:

• [Tab]: Swap Rotation and Movement (ADQEWS<->JLOUIK) 
• You can also use sliders to control rotation (XY, XZ and YZ can only be controlled using sliders, since those are just tilting the camera and rotating the viewport)
• Change the scene using the dropdown in the top right

Scenes

• Default: Includes a bunch of tesseracts, cubes and points
• Ground: Includes a ground hypercube with a few tesseracts in the center
• FixedTesseract: Includes a tesseract with one cell being highlighted and a smaller tesseract at one fo the vertices
• FixedCubes: Orthographic scene that includes a bunch of cubes, each with a different w offset to make them appear like a sliced tesseract