A higher-dimensional "non-euclidean" ray tracing prototype written in Rust.

Dual-licensed under MIT or the UNLICENSE.

1. Install the Rust language via Rustup
2. Use nightly rust via rustup default nightly
3. Clone this repository and cd into it
4. Build with cargo build --release
5. Run with target/release/euclider
6. Open a scene with target/release/euclider --scene scenes/3d_room.json

• Mouse wheel - resolution adjustment
• [Esc] - exit

• Mouse - camera rotation
• [W/A/S/D/Shift/Control] - camera movement

• Generalized rotations happen in a plane, not around an axis. A plane is given by two axes of the camera. Rotate by holding two buttons bound to the following axes and pressing [C/M]:
  • [I] - x axis
  • [O] - Y axis
  • [K] - Z axis
  • [L] - W axis
• [W/A/S/D/Shift/Control/Q/E] - camera movement

A simple sphere displaying Fresnel equations.

A scene containing a room with several entities. Listed from left to right:

• a blue sphere with a partially reflective surface;
• a cuboid with an animated perlin noise surface;
• a glass material in the shape of the complement set operation on a cube and a sphere;
• an infinite cylinder passing through the ceiling and the floor

A non-euclidean 3D scene consisting of hallways that either stretch the space inside (left) or shrink it (right).

A frame of a 4D hypercube made of cylinders as edges. Notice how the rays on the cyan cylinder in the bottom right are reflected to the fourth dimension, revealing more of the frame.