So, years now since the group project that was spearheaded by @pubultrastar some 6 years ago, the rabbit hole just keeps going.
A friend in a Fusion class I’m in made a Fusion plug-in for polyhedra, and after I brought up the project, he added it to the plug-in; here is a summary of what it took to do so.
Pentagonal_Hexecontahedron_Research.pdf (186.4 KB)
If any of you use Fusion and want to add the plug-in, it can be found here: Release v1.4.0 - Rhombicosidodecahedron, Randomize Appearances, Panel Clearance · edjohnson100/LucysShapeForge · GitHub
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@markevans36301 - I think I’ve seen you mention a couple of times about the Fusion class that you’re taking; would you mind providing some details on it?
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I don’t mind at all and I’m sure Vladimir will appreciate the exposure.
I wasn’t able to do it until I retired as my work was on location with a fixed schedule but now I just block out the 90 minutes every Tuesday.
With this one, emphasis is on 3d printing but of course Fusion is Fusion no matter what you output to.
As a bonus, he mostly gifts all the prerecorded content to those who take the weekly classes.
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Thanks for the info. I may have to check it out. I’m having a horrible time learning Fusion.
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You had me at “symmetry orbits under icosahedral symmetry…” 
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