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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [ REQ 6006]: Polyhedra (3D models)
The Geometry Center We have recently discovered your web page and have found it very interesting, but we see that you may have to close down, we think this would be a great loss as there appears to much interesting and useful information at your site. My wife is a Professor at the Niagara College, Welland, Canada. At this College she is coordinator and also teaches into the Visual and Creative Arts and Design Program. In some of the projects she sets for the students they use polyhedra. They are required to draw the developed surface of various polyhedra and construct models. They use this knowledge to design innovative gift packages and other 3 dimensional items and apply designs to the surfaces, mainly using the repeat design or tiling concepts. We downloaded the program KaleidoTile and have found this to be an excellent tool to visualise the different 3D geometric solids. We would, however, like more! We need 3D models of these polyhedra in a form that can be used on the Macintosh within a program like Stata Studio Pro (this program already has the platonic solids) or MiniCad or in a universal computer 3D exchange format like DXF. It would be wonderful if KaleidoTile could save/export the various objects as 3D DXF or even pict files which retain the individual elements. As KaleidoTile cannot do this, does The Geometry Canter have or know of a program that will do this or a library of ready made 3D models of poyhedra in DXF or similar format which can be downloaded from the web or ftp sites? We would appreciate you help on this Thank you Robert and Valerie Stacey vrstacey at vaxxine.com
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