
calculating coords in 3D for every vertex, deciding the best angle to look from, working out which vertices are visible at that angle, converting from 3D to 2D, opening up mspaint, plotting all visible vertices, joining up the dots with the line tool...colouring in?
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but the red ones are the 5 platonic solids,
yellow: 4 kepler poisot polyedra
green: 13 archimedian solids
pink: 13 archimedian duals
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Tue 6 Nov 2007, 19:08,
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yellow: 4 kepler poisot polyedra
green: 13 archimedian solids
pink: 13 archimedian duals

on a random wander around Uni the other day...what does it all mean?
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Tue 6 Nov 2007, 19:38,
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Nice.
What did you use, and why did it take 60hrs?
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Tue 6 Nov 2007, 19:03,
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What did you use, and why did it take 60hrs?

www.b3ta.com/board/7763349
edit: most of the time was paper, pen and calculator :p
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edit: most of the time was paper, pen and calculator :p

And that's the only thing that matters.
Now go back and shade some of those polygons for extra funsies. ;)
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Now go back and shade some of those polygons for extra funsies. ;)

Each with different and conflicting personalities.
You can be the next Roger Hargreaves if you try hard enough.
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You can be the next Roger Hargreaves if you try hard enough.

you're nuts!
Well done though. :)
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Well done though. :)

you find yourself coming across the same numbers all the time since they all fall under a handful of different symmetries, which makes things a lot simpler.
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Is it just me or is the board taking aaaaages to load?
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