I don't know whether this renders the n-dimensional object (where n is high) to 3d space first, and then that 3d space to the 2d screen, or whether it projects straight from n to 2. If it's the former, though, then I'd like to be able to rotate the intermediate 3d virtual object in the ways one normally does -- to see what it looks like from above, below, etc.
I don't know whether this renders the n-dimensional object (where n is high) to 3d space first, and then that 3d space to the 2d screen, or whether it projects straight from n to 2. If it's the former, though, then I'd like to be able to rotate the intermediate 3d virtual object in the ways one normally does -- to see what it looks like from above, below, etc.