quickfur wrote:Wow, Jonathan has moved on to uniform polytera now? Whoa.
What was the last final count of (not necessarily convex) uniform polychora?
but there has been a redefinition, canceling out lots of "unusual" things. So his current count is written at the top of his site:On my old AOL site (last updated in 2002 - and its now gone), I mentioned that there were 8190 uniform polychora
.Uniform polychoron count still stands at 1849 plus many fissaries
quickfur wrote:I do have a 120-cell family uniform polychoron in the works, but have been very busy with other things, so haven't gotten around to it yet.And yes I've been skimming over your new discoveries. Plus, there are still older discoveries that I wanted to render but haven't had the chance yet. So many new things to render, so little time!
Oschkar wrote:(Also, I’ve found the internet rather boring since quickfur left the HDDB and icarus left DozensOnline.)
Oschkar wrote:(Also, I’ve found the internet rather boring since quickfur left the HDDB and icarus left DozensOnline.)
wendy wrote:Oschkar wrote:(Also, I’ve found the internet rather boring since quickfur left the HDDB and icarus left DozensOnline.)
Another dozener? I am wendy.krieger there. In any case, some of us have real-world lives to wrangle.
Klitzing wrote:These pics, and esp. those more on your linked site, are well worth the time awaiting!![]()
Great job, quickfur!
--- rk
Keiji wrote:Awesome, I'd love to see some 4D Catalans.
Alternatively, when you're done with these, maybe some renders of all ten bicupolic rings in the same style as the five we already have would be nice to have on the wiki?
Keiji wrote:Well, I was hoping more for images in the style of the five already on the wiki, so we can complete the pages for the other five.
Keiji wrote:Well, I was hoping more for images in the style of the five already on the wiki, so we can complete the pages for the other five.
Keiji wrote:Oooh! That's really awesome to know.
In that case would you be so kind as to add renders for the same perspectives to the tetrahedral prism and square pyramid prism pages?
And maybe a stereo version of the digonal gyrobicupolic ring image?
quickfur wrote:Sighh... one week in February has already rolled by, and barely any progress on the omnitruncated-120cell page.There are some O(n^2) algorithms in my polytope viewer that's really killing rendering times with the insane number of vertices/edges that the omnitruncated 120-cell has.
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Maybe the Polytope of the Month for March should be the J92 rhombochoron instead.
Or the castellated prism.
That should give me enough buffer to get the omni-120cell done at last.
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