Complex, Flexible, Virtual Environments Based on a Four Dimensional Grid

by Julieta Aguilera SPIE Newsroom, accessed 3 Aug 2006 As virtual reality evolves, demand increases for structures that are not restricted to 2D or 3D spaces. These self-imposed constraints challenge the developers of computer graphics. Nevertheless, mapping information to complex grids in virtual reality is valuable to engineers, artists, and other users because interactive navigation is then internalized. In other words, the interaction engages the user to maneuver the environment to gain further knowledge of, and experience with, complex spaces. Read more