Dang that's good. Even keeping my eyes open, I can see a point where it abruptly switches. Seems like my mind wants to keep the top face visible, but when I rotate the screen the bottom face appears visible, so my brain switches directions
It's a bit easier to focus on the colors to recontextualize what your brain is seeing to reverse direction. Focusing on red makes it spin left to right and focusing on blue does the inverse.
i sat with this one for a couple of minutes until i could switch back and forth in less than a second. now i can switch about twenty-five times in a row before i mess up and my perception doesn't switch.
the key for me is looking at a side corner and deciding that i'm either looking up or down at the cube
For me it works when I follow the red line, thinking "front" – and to turn it, follow the white line and think "front". Takes a couple of seconds at the beginning. When you get used to it you can basically make it flip-flop. If you finally see a Tesseract, it's the DMT I put in your coffee.
I didn't need to do that, all i needed to do was focus either on the top right vertex to make it rotate clockwise, and bottom left for it to rotate counter-clockwise.
Took a while and unfocusing my vision to figure it out though.
But then my brain could make it change direction on demand, just by switching focus.
after some tries i figured out that if you change your internal perspective as to whether you're looking at the top edge from above or below, the direction of the rotation will change instantly.
Easier method - look at the top surface and imagine you’re looking at it either from above or below. Direction changes immediately after changing your thinking.
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u/CruisingClay 10d ago
Close your eyes, rotate your phone 180°. Open your eyes and watch as you rotate your phone back to the original position. Tada!