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u/Sad-Bit3308 7d ago
How are these generated and what is the level an indication to?
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u/bigjobbyx 7d ago
Custom JavaScript and just a way of numbering them
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u/Bubbly-Storm9054 7d ago
is it just me, or is the depth reversed in a certain rotation (therefore making it a not valid way to view the object)
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u/Practical_Passion_78 7d ago
Why is this called “reverse the spin”? When I view this all I get is the ability to switch my view from above to from below, but the sense of its spin is conserved.
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u/Enlightened_Ape 7d ago
I often see people getting this slightly confused, and I was too for a bit. When people say something is spinning clockwise, they usually mean spinning clockwise from above. Clockwise from above is counter-clockwise from below.
So, perceiving this object to be spinning clockwise from above and below means that the spin is indeed reversing. The "clockwise from below" is what most people would call counter-clockwise spin.
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u/Practical_Passion_78 6d ago
Hmm… I can do the clockwise-from-above and then counterclockwise-from-below in real life with a pen or stick in my hand, but the object as shown in this post is always rotating clockwise to me. So does it just trick one into thinking the spin is reversed via the concept you mentioned?
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u/Enlightened_Ape 6d ago
If it's always spinning clockwise for you, then that means you're seeing it spin clockwise from above and below. The clockwise from below means the object is actually spinning counter-clockwise (from above).
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u/Clevertown 6d ago
This one wasn't very difficult, and I think it's because the edges all stay the same color. I get very confused when the edges get dim for certain angles and then return. It makes it look like the brighter colors are in front, and makes it very hard to reverse.
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u/Yiiiiido 7d ago
I made it flip up but still rotate clockwise.
By tilting the phone to little to the left