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I think the difference is projection versus cross-section. A video game is a 3D world projected on a 2D screen. The game is not a cross-section of the 3D world.
by yathern 9y ago
I think the difference is projection versus cross-section. A video game is a 3D world projected on a 2D screen. The game is not a cross-section of the 3D world. In this game, you play within a cross-section of the fourth dimension, which you can move along a slider, sort of like a CT scan.
That having been said, I don't have any clue what a 4D projection into 3D space would look like. I suspect we would have much more difficulty understanding it.
- Qantourisc 9y agoWell look at the video for projection. But you raise an interesting point, perhaps we could encode the 4the dimension in color or the stereoscopic channel (with VR gear) and remove this channel from the 3D part as we can do 3D without stereo.