Hocus VS 4D Toys

Hocus

The fast, easy-to-use time tracking app.

4D Toys

A box of toys from the fourth dimension.

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2023-05-15

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2022-03-28

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4D Toys: a box of four-dimensional toys, and how objects bounce and roll in 4D

Category Popularity

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4D Toys

Time Tracking

69 69%

Time Tracking

31% 31

Project Management

64 64%

Project Management

36% 36

Invoicing

72 72%

Invoicing

28% 28

Games

0 0%

Games

100% 100

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Social recommendations and mentions

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Hocus mentions (0)

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4D Toys mentions (8)

It is possible?
There have been experimental video games that emulate fourth dimensional things. For example, there's a 4D mod for Minecraft. A VR example would be this. Source: 11 months ago
The nature of “higher dimensions” pt. 2
It's on steam. It's called 4D toys: https://4dtoys.com/. Source: 12 months ago
Are there any websites or applications that provide a way to visualise higher dimensional shapes?
There are a number of 4D games that people have made, although I'm not completely satisfied with any of them that I've seen so far. My problem with a lot of them (such as 4D toys) is that they treat the extra spacial dimension as special and don't have any rotations into it, which in my mind are an important for the full experience, so to speak. CodeParade (the developer of Hyperbolica) talks about this in his... Source: over 1 year ago
Hyper cube
Check out 4D Toys. Technically still a 2D projection of 3D slices of 4D objects, but like all 3D games projected onto 2D screens, you don't even notice it. Source: over 1 year ago
"Mathematician Henry Segerman demonstrating how a linear 3rd dimensional plane is only a projection of the curved 4th dimensional space time."
I teach symmetry on occasion and I have this app handy for thinking about 4D objects, it's kind of fun. Source: over 1 year ago