Teseractor

Kosmacrux · Teseractor

The Daturoma tesseract: 16 vertices, the eight poles twice, and 32 edges. Trace, rotate, rearrange and explore.

Teseractor: the interactive tesseract

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• Each vertex of the tesseract is a pole, and each pole appears twice: the antipode of a vertex is always the opposite pole. Paths are traced along the edges, in the color you choose or in the color of each pole they reach, and exported as SVG or PNG.
• There are four views (cube in cube, octagon, rhombus and lattice) that rotate in 3D. The lattice is arranged by weights: with all four equal, its rows are 1-4-6-4-1, the slices of the tesseract along its diagonal. Crystal mode fills the faces of the solid. The 4D explorer rotates the cube in cube in the six planes of four dimensions, scales it per axis, shows its eight cells and unfolds it into the Dalí cross.