The five Platonic solids and the thirteen Archimedean solids, drawn with three.js. Pick one below, then drag to turn it, scroll or pinch to zoom, and right-drag to move it.
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The Platonic solids have one kind of regular face, the same number meeting at every corner. The Archimedean solids allow two or three kinds of regular face, with every corner still alike: the truncated ones are Platonic solids with the corners cut off, the quasi-regular ones have two kinds of face alternating around each corner, the rhombicuboctahedra and rhombiicosidodecahedra have three or four kinds of face, and the two snub ones are twisted, so each comes in a left and a right-handed form. The data is in lib/larsi.org/polyhedra.js, shared with the 3D chaos game, which plays its game on the corners.
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