Polyhedron
The platonic solids, with all faces alike.
The Polyhedron creates solids whose faces are all alike. It is the most direct primitive for rocks, crystals and dice.
Properties
- Shape: Which solid.
- Radius: The distance from the center to the tips, in meters.
- Corner Radius: Rounds the edges and the tips.
- Corner Seg.: How smooth the rounding is. With 1, the corner becomes a straight bevel.
Shapes
- Tetrahedron: Four triangular faces.
- Octahedron: Eight triangular faces, like two pyramids joined at the base.
- Dodecahedron: Twelve pentagonal faces.
- Icosahedron: Twenty triangular faces. The shape closest to a sphere.