POLYGON(1)
π POLYGON(1) β User Commands π
okay so this is the manual page for polygon, bestie, and it is literally all about making polyhedra out of polygons. No cap, the group-chat summary is right here. π¦
π NAME π
polygon β polygon based polyhedra
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
polygon [options] type num_sides
π DESCRIPTION π
Make polyhedra based on polygons. The polyhedron type and subtype may be given by (partial) name or number. Obsessed with the flexibility, honestly. π
Here is the type menu, and yes we are listing every single one:
1.prism β (angle: polygons twist, forming an antiprism)- subtypes:
1.antiprism β from triangulating side faces2.trapezohedron β with this antiprism-ised belt3.crown β (-Ainteger to specify a second polygon step)
- subtypes:
2.antiprism β (angle: polygons twist)- subtypes:
1.trapezohedron β with this antiprism belt2.antihermaphrodite β with this antiprism base3.scalenohedron β (-Lfor apex height)4.subdivided_scalenohedron β (-Lfor apex height)5.crown β (-Ainteger to specify a second polygon step)
- subtypes:
3.pyramid β (angle: base separates, polygons twist to antihermaphrodite)- subtypes:
1.antihermaphrodite β with this antiprism base2.elongated β (-Lfor prism height)3.gyroelongated β (-Lfor antiprism height)
- subtypes:
4.dipyramid β (angle: base separates, polygons twist to trapezohedron)- subtypes:
1.trapezohedron β with this pyramid apex2.elongated β (-Lfor prism height)3.gyroelongated β (-Lfor antiprism height)4.dipyramid_scalenohedron β (-Rfor alternate vertex radius)
- subtypes:
5.cupola- subtypes:
1.elongated β (-Lfor prism height)2.gyroelongated β (-Lfor antiprism height)3.cupoloid
- subtypes:
6.orthobicupola- subtypes:
1.elongated β (-Lfor prism height)2.gyroelongated β (-Lfor antiprism height)
- subtypes:
7.gyrobicupola- subtypes:
1.elongated β (-Lfor prism height)2.gyroelongated β (-Lfor antiprism height)
- subtypes:
8.snub-antiprism- subtypes:
1.inverted β triangle band inverted
- subtypes:
9.dihedron- subtypes:
1.polygon
- subtypes:
10.crown polyhedron β (either-Ainteger to specify a second polygon step, or-aangle to specify a twist)
num_sides is a number (N) optionally followed by / and a second number (N/D). N is the number of vertices spaced equally on a circle, and each vertex is joined to the Dth (default: 1) vertex moving around the circle. Thatβs the whole geometry tea. π
π οΈ Options π οΈ
-h,--helpβ this help message (runoff_util -H helpfor general help)--versionβ version information-s <subt>β a number or name (see type list above) indicting β yes, thatβs the original spelling, bestie β a subtype or modification of a polyhedron-e <len>β length of polygon edges (default:1)-E <len>β length of non-polygon edges (default: calculate from-l)-r <rad>β circumradius of polygon (default: calculate from-e)-R <rad>β a second radius value-l <hgt>β height of upper vertices above base polygon (default: circumradius of polygon)-L <hgt>β a second height or length value-a <ang>β twist angle (degrees)-A <ang>β a second twist angle (degrees)-o <file>β write output to file (default: write to standard output)
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
The full documentation for polygon is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and polygon programs are properly installed at your site, the command
info polygon
should give you access to the complete manual. Iconic, fr fr. π
π Cute sign-off time: this page is from polygon in Antiprism 0.32, and the footerβs URL is literally cut off as http://ww...; no date was printed, so thatβs all the footer tea we have. Bye bestie! π
π¦ where this page comes from
- nixos 26.05: antiprism 0.32
- nixpkgs unstable: antiprism 0.32
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms