euclider
A higher-dimensional ray tracing prototype written in Rust that explores non-Euclidean geometry.
What is euclider?
Euclider is a higher-dimensional ray tracing prototype written in Rust that visualizes non-Euclidean and multidimensional spaces. It allows users to render scenes with complex geometries, such as warped hallways and 4D hypercubes, using real-time ray tracing techniques. The project serves as a tool for exploring abstract mathematical concepts through interactive graphics.
Developers, researchers, and enthusiasts interested in computer graphics, mathematical visualization, and non-Euclidean geometry who want to experiment with ray tracing in higher dimensions.
Euclider offers a unique combination of performance, correctness, and interactivity for visualizing higher-dimensional and non-Euclidean spaces, leveraging Rust's efficiency to handle computationally intensive ray tracing tasks that are not typically addressed by standard graphics libraries.
Overview
A higher dimensional raytracing prototype with non-euclidean-like features
Use Cases
Best For
- Visualizing 4D geometric objects like hypercubes and cylinders
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