As a 4th-dimensional being, if we assume that it has the ability to perceive and interact with the fourth spatial dimension, it would indeed have a different perspective of the 3D universe compared to us 3D beings. However, the exact nature of this perspective is speculative, as it is beyond our current understanding and experience.
To provide some insight, let's consider an analogy. Think of a 2D flatland, inhabited by 2D beings who can only perceive and interact within their 2D plane. If a 3D object passes through their world, the 2D beings would observe it as a sequence of 2D cross-sections. They would see different slices of the 3D object at different times, and their perception of the object would depend on their position relative to it.
Similarly, a 4th-dimensional being would likely have a different way of perceiving the 3D universe. It might be able to see the entire 3D universe as a whole, much like we can see the entirety of a 2D object. It might also perceive different "slices" or cross-sections of the 3D universe at different times, depending on its position or perspective in the fourth dimension.
However, it's important to note that our understanding of higher dimensions is limited, and we can only speculate about the abilities and perceptions of beings existing in those dimensions. The concept of a 4th-dimensional being is largely theoretical and falls outside the realm of empirical observation and scientific study.