Here is a zip file containing the 6 new uniforms and several scaliforms and compounds. Great, thanks. Do they have official numbers? I think it's 1850-Sidditsphit and 1851-Gidditsphit. What about the others? Damn, looks like the two new ones I found ARE two of the blends you already found, setut an...

Wonky how? Which one?

You can adjust the extent of the infinite dual faces using Ctr+Left-drag in the Dual view.

Hold Ctrl and you'll see the cursor change and the tip in the corner tell you what it does.

The Pentagonal Hexecontahedron is the dual of the snub dodecahedron. There is indeed a search bar, although you can't find everything that way, but it works for any polyhedra that are built-in. Open the list of provided polyhedra from either the menu or toolbar: https://i.postimg.cc/GtLT23zn/image.p...

You can already interact with the stellation diagram and the cell diagram. Watch the bottom right corner for tips about what the mouse can do, and hold down Shift or Ctrl to see how they change. With the mouse in the Stellation Diagram view, hold Shift: https://i.postimg.cc/sgD7csR4/image.png Or hol...

Very nice!

Thanks for the suggestions. The current stellation criteria don't really make sense for faceting, since as you say, it's about the exterior shape, which has no meaning for the dual. Stellation was added first, and was more based on the approach of Coxeter et al in The 59 Icosahedra, ie Miller's Rule...

Yeah I fixed that already locally, but not in a released version yet. The folder was there, but I think it had been put under the category 24 folder by mistake.

I would expect the small one to be first in order before the great one, but up to Bowers. I tried blending the mirror images of the sidditsphit vertex figure together, but that didn't work, so maybe the two sidditsphits are blended another way. Here's what the 3D cross-sections look like taken halfw...

I received them, so looks like you found a way, or possibly someone else did? I'm pleased to see they worked straight away, with Stella4D able to generate the polychoron from just the vertex figure. Interesting that the vertex figures are facetings of the dodecahedron, and surprising that no one had...

Can you send me the vertex figures as .stel files?

Stella is a bit in limbo at the moment while I pull various things back together, but I'll get there and have a new version out eventually. Maybe this will prompt me to get a move on!

Wow, they found new ones?!

I found the discussion you referred to: http://hi.gher.space/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=2486

I'll have to look into it more later.

Can someone send me the vertex figure as a .stel file, and I'll see if I can get it to work.

Thanks.

Marcel, it's great that you used slightly reflective paper for that compound of two W117s. The reflections around the centre look great! And yes I also love the great rhombicuboctahedron. Your one looks very well made. Here's my one. https://www.software3d.com/JPeg/GRhomCubOct.jpg But also the pseud...

Good question! Some of my favourites: The Great Icosidodecahedron, which I remembering seeing as an orthographic line drawing in an old book and I remember thinking I'd love to make one but didn't know how. I also remember at the time thinking it was very complex, whereas now it's quite simple compa...

To create the reflection:



To make compound with reflection:



For example, compound of snub cube with its reflection:

Not sure what you mean by "enlarges any errors, just like an optical zoom". All it does is limit how many faces can go into a net. Beyond that the nets should print as usual. It's brute force because you don't get to choose which faces go into the nets. In a case like yours, it will put faces togeth...