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This is a project I started not to long ago. I haven't yet finished it and have yet to start texturing. First I've got to finish modeling first ... This is a fun little experiment I made using Blender Python API. 3D, 4D (Tesseract), 5D, 6D and 7D This is a physics cube in my game Oct 16, 2020: David Offner (Carnegie Mellon University) Title: Path and cycle decompositions of The graph exists and I can move vertices around. OK, It has no body and can only move left and right(x), and forward and back(y) but I'm counting it as Wellas, we got lines. Someone pour gatorade on Conrad, we got 'em! My goal is to help people to visualize more spatial dimensions than the 3 we are all familiar with. That's not an easy project. Take a peek into the structures of the 4th dimension. Got textures working properly, with anisotropic mipmapping support. Had to ... More dimensions, more fun! With four of them, hypercubes are pretty cool. Part animation for IED II Product Development Project Made in Autodesk Inventor 2009. The vertices keep moving until the edges are less than 100 pixels. It be lookin cool.