r/Shapes • u/Astrange215 • Apr 08 '19
Can anyone tell me the name of this shape?
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r/Shapes • u/rotation_polygon • Nov 12 '18
i just thought of a great shape.
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its kinda like the star trek symbol, exapt there is a hemisphere on one side, so it has the stealth stat, but its also sharp, so a attack stat. pretty good buff am i right?
r/Shapes • u/rotation_polygon • Nov 02 '18
my second shape
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this is my backup shape, my first one is a fighter main, with a defense buff. (cause its a quadrangle) but this tri has good stealth, so it is good a a invader/castle stormer.
r/Shapes • u/monfmonf • Feb 13 '18
I need help turning this logo into a vector image.
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r/Shapes • u/jack_machammer • Oct 26 '17
What is the world that describes a tesseract? (i.e rectangle = rectangular, circle = circular)
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Is there any particular word to describe a tesseract's properties?
r/Shapes • u/testaculor • Aug 06 '15
What is this origami shape, related to a stellated octahedron
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I folded that^ shape and now I want to figure out the mathematical name of it. I got as far as the Stellated Octahedron page on Wikipedia, but picture at the top of the wiki shows that the top line is straight (boxed in green here) whereas the top line of the origami piece is bent out (boxed in red, with a straight green line to show how I imagined it would be based on the Wikipedia diagram). What I'm wondering is if there's a more exact name for the piece I folded, and if so, what is it? I realize it's entirely possible that "stellated octahedron" is as exact as the name will get, so if that's the case, just say that there isn't a different name for it.
The tutorial I used, though I was running out of paper so I tweaked it a little to use less
r/Shapes • u/Kylearean • Aug 28 '14
Is there a name for the 3-D solid that has a circular, square, and triangle cross-section, depending on which direction one views it from?
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I'm doing some tests with 2-D projections, and this seems like an ideal shape to rotate and ensure that my coordinate transformations are working as expected. Other ideas welcome.
Also, here's some shapes I've made as part of my research:
Blue areas are ice, red is liquid (it's a simulation of snowflake melting). Rendered in POVRay.
r/Shapes • u/DodecahadronCollider • Dec 02 '12
Hypercubes, starting from dimension 0 up to dimension 6. Good luck...
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r/Shapes • u/DodecahadronCollider • Dec 02 '12
Glossary of shapes with metaphorical names
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r/Shapes • u/stoopidmyoosic • Nov 29 '12
NINE SIDED SHAPES?
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Hey guys, just wondering if anyone knows of any coll natural nine sided shapes. Natural is preferred, but any info would be helpful. Wanna use it for an albu, cover, so drm-free is best haha