Okay, thanks. I was just curious.

Sorry, I didn't explain it correctly. After switching from tetrahedral to octahedral symmetry it loses its original coloring (Initial - ˃ Any other - ˃ Initial).

Another example: Rhombicuboctahedron. In the initial coloring the first type of faces (squares) are red, the second (also squares) are ...

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I began to notice that when choosing a subsymmetry in Archimedean solids, the initial coloring of the polyhedron changes. That is, for example, a cuboctahedron, it has red squares and yellow triangles, but when choosing, let's assume a tetrahedral subsymmetry, and then the octahedral (that ...