This software offers a diverse range of polyhedra in 3D that includes Platonic, Archimedean, uniforms, compounds, and geodesics. Users can rotate and print nets to make paper models, add photos on faces, and create polyhedra like stellation, faceting, zonohedra, and dual-morphing. Models can also be exported.
This software allows you to view a wide range of polyhedra with ease. With hundreds of options provided, including Platonic, Archimedean, Kepler-Poinsot, and all other uniform polyhedra, Johnson Solids, Stewart toroids, compounds, geodesics, and more, you will never run out of interesting shapes to explore.
Rotating each polyhedron in 3D is intuitive and responsive, giving a clear view of each face in a way that is difficult to replicate with physical models. Additionally, you can print nets to build your own paper polyhedron models and even place photos on the faces, making each creation unique and personal.
For those who want to delve even deeper, the software has tools that allow you to create new polyhedra. These include stellation, faceting, zonohedra, dual-morphing, augmentation and more. Watching 2D cross-sections of polyhedra morphing as the slicing plane cuts deeper through the polyhedron is a truly mesmerizing experience.
To top it off, you can export your creations to 3D formats, allowing you to use them in other software and applications. And for those with red-blue glasses, it's even possible to see it all in true 3D. Overall, this software is a fantastic tool for anyone interested in polyhedra and is sure to provide hours of entertainment and education.
Rotating each polyhedron in 3D is intuitive and responsive, giving a clear view of each face in a way that is difficult to replicate with physical models. Additionally, you can print nets to build your own paper polyhedron models and even place photos on the faces, making each creation unique and personal.
For those who want to delve even deeper, the software has tools that allow you to create new polyhedra. These include stellation, faceting, zonohedra, dual-morphing, augmentation and more. Watching 2D cross-sections of polyhedra morphing as the slicing plane cuts deeper through the polyhedron is a truly mesmerizing experience.
To top it off, you can export your creations to 3D formats, allowing you to use them in other software and applications. And for those with red-blue glasses, it's even possible to see it all in true 3D. Overall, this software is a fantastic tool for anyone interested in polyhedra and is sure to provide hours of entertainment and education.
What's New
Version 5.4: Fixes and minor additions.