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>>11355684
Did you learn the relevant math of 2D <-> 3D transforms in order to build a 3D model in your head to navigate the world through?
No.
Shut up when you have not yourself achieved what OP is trying to do.

OP without my software, the best I can give you for now is this gif and the next. Its the first thing that gave me a glimpse of the 4th.

Stare at this one for awhile and think about it. This is 3D -> 2D -> 3D as you are used to. The trick to 4D vis is to teach your brain to understand there is another layer involved. 4D -> 3D -> 2D -> 3D -> 4D
The first part, from 4D to 2D is already what the animation is, so all you really need to do is learn to interpret 3D information into 4D similar to how you do 2D into 3D.

By staring at this the idea is you examine what your brain is doing in order to turn this 2D image of a deforming trapezoid folding in on itself into a 3D image of a rotating plane. By understanding this better you will be able to look for the same indicators, but framed in 3D with reference to a 4D object.