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Very nice indeed.

Your next challenge, the Tesseract.

Quote from: That1Gie on February 14, 2012, 05:53:56 AM
Very nice indeed.

Your next challenge, the Tesseract.

Actually that seems simple to build. its basically a cube within a cube, along with lines connected to the top 4 corners and the bottom 4 corners of the inner cube. When not being moved around to confuse you, like gie's pic above, its actually quite simple

Quote from: DJAlphaWolf on February 14, 2012, 06:42:17 AM

Quote from: That1Gie on February 14, 2012, 05:53:56 AM
Very nice indeed.

Your next challenge, the Tesseract.

Actually that seems simple to build. its basically a cube within a cube, along with lines connected to the top 4 corners and the bottom 4 corners of the inner cube. When not being moved around to confuse you, like gie's pic above, its actually quite simple

It is a simple build... In 3D. Now go make it in 4D

Whaha, a tesseract, that all u got? XD

I was actually intending to make a 120-cell.

Already made some potential models, but I'm not satisfied with the results so far. After that's done I'll only need to entirely remake it in sketchup, voxelize it and actually make it in minecraft

Quote from: Mr.Monkey on February 14, 2012, 10:33:45 AM
Whaha, a tesseract, that all u got? XD

I was actually intending to make a 120-cell.

Already made some potential models, but I'm not satisfied with the results so far. After that's done I'll only need to entirely remake it in sketchup, voxelize it and actually make it in minecraft

wow, that looks really complicated. You should definitely do it, though. I actually wanna see how it turns out.

can i point out this "tesseract" would be so hard for monkey,

I managed to build one when applying for builder and well, I'm not the best at building TBH



This maybe a basic version of your shapes but it still is an easy, simple build.

nice ouch! i see you used spheres as well. I bet that the OPs were all like "Accepted for sure! He used tons of spheres!".

lol no but seriously thats pretty awesome

The trick is, the Tesseract is actually what the shadow of a 4D object would look like, but is incomprehensible to 3d objects.

Explained:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnURElCzGc0