So, this entry is just for notes to myself, so that I have someplace to keep track of what I've done on my DCG final without having to a) have the right notebook with me or b) log into something distracting. (Although I'll still need to log in when I want to change it, but this is good enough.)
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Cut for long lists that probably no one else cares about )
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(You can already see an animation that someone else did here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expansion_%28geometry%29 of a dodecahedron -> rhombicosidodecahedron -> icosahedron.)
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I didn't end up making animations for the snub cube and snub dodecahedron after all, and the text is kind of wonky, but it's up. Bibliography to follow in the morning.
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(One piece of concrit, if you want it: the animations would be easier to follow if you paused them at the final stage of truncation or expansion, just for a bit.)
I should show my mother. One of her work-study jobs in college was making cardstock models of Archimedean and Platonic solids. (Spellcheck, Archimedean is totally a word. Please shut up.)
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