Hyperbolic Geometry Software
NonEuclid
![NonEuclid by Joel Castellanos 2018 33578](i/NonEuclid_by_Joel_Castellanos_2018_33578.png)
NonEuclid by Joel Castellanos. It's for drawing hyperbolic geometry.
HyperDimension
HyperDimension Ishihama Yoshiaki has written several interesting programs. Many of them are related to high dimensions, including a 4 and 5 dimensional Rubic cube simulators. His programs are small and original, but the interface is very crude. Check out his webpage for more.
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/%7Ehq8y-ishm/hyper.html.
Ishihama Yoshiaki's software are usually raw and unpolished.
(2002-07)
Mac OS 9
Java
HyperSpace
http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/geometry/hyperspace/index.html
(2002)
Mac OS 9
HyperSpace 2.0 (1990) is another higher-dimensional polytope viewer, by Paul Bruke. It does not let you drag and spin, but offers both multiple slice view and projection view on about 4 regular polyhedrons.
Hyperbolic Tesselations
![screenshot of Don Hatch's Hyperbolic Tesselations Applet a Hyperbolic Tessalation](../math/algorithmic_math_art/inf_3_otherview_snub_512x512.png)
http://www.plunk.org/~hatch/HyperbolicApplet/ Java
Hyperbolic Tesselations Applet draws hyperbolic tilings. Superb! By Don Hatch.
Space Jewels
![Space Jewels screenshot](i/spacejewels.png)
http://www.paradise.caltech.edu/%7Ecook/Workshop/Java/SpaceJewels/main.html Java
Space Jewels is a Java game, where you drive a spaceship in hyperbolic space to collect jewels. Author is Matthew Cook (born 1970). Matthew Cook
He has a write up http://www.paradise.caltech.edu/%7Ecook/Workshop/Math/HyperbolicLand.html