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Net (polyhedron)

Net (polyhedron)

Edge-joined polygons which fold into a polyhedron.

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  1. Blooming (geometry)

    Continuous unfolding of a polyhedron.

    13%

  2. Polycube

    Shape made from cubes joined together.

    11%

  3. Common net

    Edge-joined polygon with multiple principle shapes.

    8.9%

  4. The spider and the fly problem

    Recreational geodesics problem.

    7.1%

  5. Regular dodecahedron

    Solid with 12 equal pentagonal faces.

    6.9%

  6. Polyhedron

    Flat-sided three-dimensional shape.

    6.6%

  7. Tesseract

    Four-dimensional analogue of the cube.

    5.4%

  8. UV mapping

    3D model's surface projected to a 2D image.

    4.9%

  9. Cardboard modeling

    4.5%

  10. Triakis tetrahedron

    Catalan solid with 12 faces.

    3.8%

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  1. Tetrahedron

    Polyhedron with four faces.

    7.6%

  2. Schlegel diagram

    Representation of 3D and 4D polytopes.

    6.1%

  3. Tesseract

    Four-dimensional analogue of the cube.

    5.2%

  4. Regular icosahedron

    Solid with twenty equal triangular faces.

    5%

  5. 600-cell

    Four-dimensional analog of the icosahedron.

    4.9%

  6. 120-cell

    Four-dimensional analog of the dodecahedron.

    4.3%

  7. Regular dodecahedron

    Solid with 12 equal pentagonal faces.

    4.2%

  8. Cube

    Solid with six equal square faces.

    3.6%

  9. Polyhedron

    Flat-sided three-dimensional shape.

    3.3%

  10. Regular tetrahedron

    Solid with four equal triangular faces.

    3.2%