How to Model a Dodecahedron in

[@AugmentedSmurf]

I know that this is specifically for OnShape, but as a Blender artist, this helped me learn how to make on in Blender, as almost all the steps are exactly the same, so thank you lol

[@TooTallToby]

yo that's awesome! thanks for the comment!

[@asdasfdfgewqgrgyjh]

That was badass

[@victormanuelflorez-y3f]

i always wondered how is the algorithm to make that kind "spheres".

[@jackwatson7323]

ouu good tutorial thank you

[@TooTallToby]

thanks!

[@trongcuong1710]

Instead of enclose it, can I use thicken to create separate part for each face?

[@alexanderchacon6690]

Im confused on how he was able to do 36 degrees by inputing 360/5/2. I get that 360/10 is 36, equal to 360/5/2 cus 5*2=10. But he must be really smart or have prior knowledge and its second nature!

[@harrietjameson]

360 is the degrees in a circle, divide by 5 to get the angles in a pentagon, then divide by 2 to get half of that (so halfway between one side and another)

[@ep160]

what does boolean do?

[@nicosiebers1530]

Combining

[@JoshuaAyandokun-te3yo]

Enclose didn't work

[@raytheonbuna1021]

More useful would be to exclude the >TRANSFORM of 116.565 deg step and show us an alternate method.

[@jamiemacdonald436]

This comment doesn't contribute to the video in the least.

[@raytheonbuna1021]

​@@jamiemacdonald436 I'm really REALLY sorry my comment didn't meet your requirements....

[@raytheonbuna1021]

@@jamiemacdonald436 I'm so sorry you didn't feel my comment contributed to the video. 🖕