Try at http://h3.hypernom.com and http://h2xe.hypernom.com.
Controls: wasd rotates, arrow keys move, numbers change decoration, c changes colours.
Also works on smartphones - touch the screen to move forwards..
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If you have a Vive, you may be able to get this to work on Firefox - press v then enter to get graphics showing on the headset.
No guarantees though, WebVR is a fast moving target..
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This is joint work with Vi Hart, Andrea Hawksley and Sabetta Matsumoto..
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Papers: http://archive.bridgesmathart.org/201..., http://archive.bridgesmathart.org/201....
Code: https://github.com/hawksley/hypVR, https://github.com/henryseg/H2xE_VR
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Try at http://h3.hypernom.com and http://h2xe.hypernom.com.
Controls: wasd rotates, arrow keys move, numbers change decoration, c changes colours.
Also works on ..If you have access to a VR headset you should buy Euclidean.
It's totally worth the money.
The guys behind this game did a fantastic job of creating a super spooky atmosphere with geometric shapes ..Virtual simulations of three-dimensional non-euclidean spaces, available at h3.hypernom.com and h2 xe.
hypernom.
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These are designed to work with the HTC Vive virtual reality system, on mobiles phones that have gyroscopes, and on ordinary computersThis page was last edited on 3 August 2016, at 18:38.
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Game content and materials are trademarks and copyrights of their respective publisher and its licensorsNon-euclidean virtual reality I: explorations of H3 Vi Hart Andrea Hawksley Elisabetta A.
Matsumoto Henry Segerman eleVR eleVR School of Physics Department of MathematicA project exploring non-Euclidean geometry using virtual unreality.
Observe and navigate several classic hyperbolic tilings, available for webVR at h3.hypernom.com Use the arrow keys and WASD to navigate the space, and the number keys to change tilings, or check it out using the Vive headset! (seA team of artists and mathematicians has just created a non-Euclidean virtual-reality universe where the usual rules of geometry and physics don't applyMatsumoto and Segerman’s new virtual reality program detects head motions in 3D Euclidean space and warps them into virtual movement in 3D hyperbolic space.
And it gives the VR wearer a visual output that is Euclidean, i.e.
“normal.â€The research team has also created a virtual reality experience combining hyperbolic and Euclidean geometry (H2 X E), which can be found at: h2xe.hypernom.com.
Any opinions, findings, and ..A Frontiers in Science Lecture by Elisabetta Matsumoto.
The 2016 confirmation of Einstein's prediction of gravitational waves put the spotlight back on the importance of curvature for the physics of the universe
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