This zonohedron is based on the icosidodecahedron / rhombic triacontahedron compound — more specifically, on its edges. Twelve faces are regular decagons, twenty are regular hexagons, sixty are squares, and the only irregular faces are the thirty equilateral octagons. That’s 122 faces in all.
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How did you make the zonohedron/symmetrohedron?
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I started with the the icosidodecahedron / rhombic triacontahedron compound, and then formed a zonohedron based on the edges of that compound.
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Intreresting, I tried to follow this example and could never get the same result.
I started by opening the icosidodecahedron, then going to the compound view, then zonohedrifying using a bunch of different option combos.
Do you have the specific options you used to zonohedrify the model? Or did I go wrong sometime before that step?
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Have you tried using the “convert to base model” function before the edge-based zonohedrification? I just did it, and it worked.
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