Today I finished this friend-shaped archimedian solid.
I drew the tiny drawing in the down right corner of the card and resized it with my printer.
The drawing:
I drew this Truncated cuboctahedron in an isometric projection and used my beloved isometric dot paper.
To start with the truncated cuboctahedron I started to draw a cube (with pencil).
Then I altered the cube by drawing a cuboctahedron in it (with pencil as well). I truncated th vertices of the cube like in the depiction below:
Then I altered the cuboctahedron drawing with another truncation - resulting in the truncated cuboctahedron shape.
[For clarification: I later erased the pencil lines of the cube and cuboctahedron, because it became messy and these lines were just there to help in the drawing process.
For the photo I laid pictures of a cube and cuboctahedron besides the truncated cuboctahedron drawing to show the similarity between these shapes - and present the principle of truncation visually.)
Tribe - A continuous set of semi-uniform polytopes (or compounds) that span several teepees. Truncation rotation is an example with one variable of morphing. Wythoffian cases will include all polytopes with a particular symbol (example xy^z) allowing the variables (x,y,z, etc) to take on any value including negative. The following pic displays the grid tribe (which contains 4 clans and 60 teepees). Each teepee is displayed twice on the pic with an example polyhedron within a triangle shaped region (the sides of the dual of grid). The grid tribe's clans are xy^z (grid), x,y^z (reboga), xy^'z (badori), and x,y^'z (robisu) - where x,y,and z take on positive values. There are 11 spitsu tribes under grid, they are xy^z (grid, 60 teepees), x*y^z (quitdid, 60 teepees), xy*z (gaquatid, 60 teepees), (x^y*'z) (idtid, 60 teepees), (xy*z) (becada, 30 teepees), (x^y^z,) (fabeca, 30 teepees), (xy^'z) (cafeta, 30 teepees), (x*y*z,) (mocaba, 30 teepees), (x^'y^'z^') (jefari, 10 teepees), (x*y*z*) (vamesa, 10 teepees), and the 15-block compound tribe x y z (broza, 5 teepees). I suspect that four dimensional tribes, such as the gidpixhi tribe could have as many as 7200 teepees with three variables of morphing. (source)
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I love reading stuff on abstract geometry because there'll be some extremely complicated construction of abstract polytopes that takes up like two full pages
feels like there's a rich vein of unexplored woo you could attach to stellation of polyhedra, as, like, a vehicle for the expression of mystical processes. i'm surprised it's something the ancient greeks didn't invent. they liked to overload geometry with weird metaphysical shit. and the way unassuming solid shapes turn into these visually complex, lacy, crystalline forms when you apply a pretty simple mathematical process is redolent of... something. i don't know what.
New challenge (to establish a daily routine): Creating one new polytope info card after breakfast - each day.
(That is the first page of the list of the polytopes I want to make. (92 Johnson solids will be very very much, and I have to stop myself from thinking about those many solids. but eeeh. we might approach it step by step... )
So, I started the polytope cards project some time in the summer of this year.
I already made all 5 platonic solids,
some regular 4-polytopes (the 4D platonic solids plus the 24-cell that has no 3D sibling),
and the first 4 archimedian solids.
Today I created the truncated octahedron card:
Yesterday I made the truncated tetrahedron card:
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The general template of the cards is as following:
Taking submissions for your favorite shape! This will probably be the bracket after the next one, and I don't have the next one planned yet, so you have time to get your submissions in.
The pseudo rhombicuboctahedron and the pseudo great rhombicuboctahedron are so funny. False shapes. Pretender shapes. Nearly uniform, but with a slight twist that messes up one symmetry slightly. And their duals also have the same deal! They're the pseudo deltoidal icositetrahedron and the pseudo great deltoidal icositetrahedron!