@Background Pony #0AA9
Ye was gonna comment this. A hypercube is made of 8 cubes as its 3 dimensional faces and really this is just how it looks when projected to 3D at one paticular angle. If you were to rotate it on a particular axis the “inner cube” there will become the outer one since neither is really inside the other.
*sigh* If this is a 4-dimensional tesseract, the “smaller” cube (it is the same size) is not inside the other one, but next to it in the “4th dimension” (the one that’s depicted with perspective), therefore, it’s not vore.
I am so upset about it, that I’ll repost this comment to other boorus.
Ye was gonna comment this. A hypercube is made of 8 cubes as its 3 dimensional faces and really this is just how it looks when projected to 3D at one paticular angle. If you were to rotate it on a particular axis the “inner cube” there will become the outer one since neither is really inside the other.
I am so upset about it, that I’ll repost this comment to other boorus.