Is it possible to visualize higher-dimensional polyhedra of ambient dimension <= 3 ?

[wittenator]

I am currently trying to visualize a permutahedron with dimensionality = 4 in Oscar. I created a polytope via Polymake.polytope.Polytope(POINTS=vertices) and a polyhedron via convex_hull. Now I am interested in visualizing the resulting polytope. I tried using the visualize method, but it fails for a dim > 3. The corresponding Polymake function Polymake.visual(...) on the other hand mangles the points, but visualizes something (I assume due to a different interpretation of the coordinate system?). Is it intended that there is a difference in functionality?

[micjoswig]

Sorry that I am seeing this only now.

The standard way of visualizing 4-polytopes is via Schlegel diagrams. This is what you get from, e.g., visualize(cube(4)) ; e.g., see Chapter 5 of [Zie95]. There is no standard way of visualizing polytopes in higher dimension; here are some ideas.