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;Net[ <Polyhedron> , <Number> ]:Create the net for a convex pyramid, convex prism, platonic solid. The number must be between 0 and 1. The net is totally unfold when number value equals 1.
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;Net[ <Polyhedron> , <Number> ]:Creates the net of a convex polyhedron, on the plane containing the face used for its construction. The number is used to define the progress of the unfolding procedure, and needs to be between 0 and 1. The net is totally unfold when the given number is 1.
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:{{Note|1=The net of a cube is displayed as Latin cross.}}
  
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;Net[ <Polyhedron>, <Number>, <Face>, <Edge>, <Edge>, ... ]
 
;Net[ <Polyhedron>, <Number>, <Face>, <Edge>, <Edge>, ... ]
for Cube
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:Applicable only to cubes (for the moment), allows you to create different nets of a cube, by specifying the faces and edges that need to be cut to create the net.
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:{{Note|1=To explore the different configurations of the net of a cube, see [http://geogebratube.org/material/show/id/136596 this example file] on GeoGebra.}}

Revision as of 15:04, 20 July 2014



Net[ <Polyhedron> , <Number> ]
Creates the net of a convex polyhedron, on the plane containing the face used for its construction. The number is used to define the progress of the unfolding procedure, and needs to be between 0 and 1. The net is totally unfold when the given number is 1.
Note: The net of a cube is displayed as Latin cross.
Net[ <Polyhedron>, <Number>, <Face>, <Edge>, <Edge>, ... ]
Applicable only to cubes (for the moment), allows you to create different nets of a cube, by specifying the faces and edges that need to be cut to create the net.
Note: To explore the different configurations of the net of a cube, see this example file on GeoGebra.
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