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| Matthew Thomason, Blotch 9.11.11, Pencil, paper, photoshop, 8"x 6" |
Not really what I would define as double cubes. They all start from the floor plan of a double square (see previous post). And the double square in the lower right is a recent variation. Note that it has eight lines without regards to the intersection. Above is its three-dimensional cohort.
I do not claim to understand this video, yet I find it intriguing. Check out this youtube video by gww1. FYI, the math/science term for what I am monkeying with is a "hypercube" or "tesseract".
gww1 says, "A visualisation of a small irregular hypercube inside a big regular hypercuboid. This was a test to see if I could make a game work in the 4th dimension, where you can actually see along all the dimensions and understand it fairly easily, so please tell me if you have any idea what is going on."