Stella4D for Windows

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View polyhedra and 4D polytopes, print nets for paper polyhedron model.

View polyhedra and 4D polytopes. Hundreds provided (Platonic, Archimedean, Kepler-Poinsot & all other uniform polyhedra, Johnson Solids, Stewart toroids, compounds, geodesics), plus all 1849 uniform 4D polytopes (the only place all these can be seen). Rotate in 3D, print nets to make your own paper polyhedron models. Put photos on faces. Create new polyhedra: stellation, faceting, zonohedra, dual-morphing, augmentation. Watch 3D cross-sections of 4D polychora morphing as the slicing hyperplane cuts deeper through the polytope. See 4D polytopes projected into 3D, rotate them in 4D, and see their 3D nets. Export to 3D formats. See it all in true 3D if you have red-blue glasses. Stella4D was built on the much-admired Great Stella, now adding the four-dimension to the equation.

Stella4D for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: May 21, 2014

Latest update: May 21, 2014

Version: 5.4

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows NT
Windows ME
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 98
Windows 7
Windows 10
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 10,755

Downloads Last Week: 2

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4.7/5

3 User Votes

Incredible, Mind-blowing, Fun, and Educational!
matthewcushmanMay 27, 2014
Pros
1) Beautiful, smooth graphics, including 3D! (seriously!) 2) Packed with features - never ever run out of variety 3) Educational and fun for the family: prints everything you need to build your own polyhedra from scratch!
Cons
1) A little pricey for the general public. I think a lower price would actually bring more revenue - and it's a shame that there are people who won't get to experience something that could literally change the way they look at their world, and spark interest in science and mathematics, because of the hefty price tag. 2) Ideally, should be open source. The author has done incredible work, there is no doubt about that. But to make it more open - even just a plugin architecture - would open the doors to the unimaginable possibilities that other talented developers and mathematicians could contribute! 3) Not well known enough. Not exactly a con, but: Please Advertise!
Summary
Bring the beauty of Mathematics to life in 4 dimensions! Incredibly powerful and feature-rich: every time you open it you will learn something new and amazing that you've literally never seen or imagined before! This program is, frankly, a masterpiece.
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fedefmlAugust 6, 2008
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Fantastic
riverguy42November 18, 2007
Pros
Very easy to use, great rendering, tons of information in various polyhedra, flexible output and formats
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