Polyhedron
Polyhedron[{f1,…,fn}]
represents a filled polyhedron inside the closed surfaces with polygon faces fi.
Polyhedron[{f1,…,fn}{{g1,…,gm},…}]
represents a polyhedron with voids {g1,…,gm},….
Polyhedron[{poly1,poly2,…}]
represents a collection of polyhedra polyi.
Polyhedron[{p1,…,pn},data]
represents a polyhedron in which coordinates given as integers i in data are taken to be pi.
Details and Options



- Polyhedron can be used a geometric region and a graphics primitive.
- Polyhedron[{f1,…,fn}] is a volume region, representing all the points inside the closed surface with polygon faces fi.
- A point is an element of the polyhedron if a ray from the point in any direction crosses the boundary polygon faces an odd number of times.
- Polyhedron[{f1,…,fn}{{g1,…,gm},…}] specifies a polyhedron with voids consisting of an outer polyhedron Polyhedron[{f1,…,fn}] and one or several inner polyhedra Polyhedron[{g1,…,gm}],….
- A point p is an element of the polyhedron if it is in the outer polyhedron but not in any inner polyhedron.
- Polyhedron[{poly1,poly2,…}] is a collection of polyhedra polyi with or without voids and is treated as a union of polyi for geometric computations.
- Polyhedron[{p1,…,pn},data] effectively replaces integers i that appear as coordinates in data by the corresponding pi.
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Polyhedron[{p1,…,pn},{f1,…,fn}] polyhedron boundary faces fi with points {po1,…,pok} Polyhedron[{p1,…,pn},{{f1,…,fk}{{g1,…,gl},…}] outer polyhedron boundary faces fi with points {po1,…,pok} and inner polyhedron boundary faces gj with points {pv1,…,pvl} etc. Polyhedron[{p1,…,pn},{{b1,…,bn},{f1,…,fk}{{g1,…,gl},…},…}] a collection of several polyhedra - As a geometric region, the polygon faces fi can have any embedding dimension, but must all be simple polygons and have the same embedding dimension.
- In a graphics, the points of the polygon faces fi can be Scaled and Dynamic expressions.
- Graphics renderings is affected by directives such as FaceForm, EdgeForm, Texture, Specularity, Opacity and color.
- The following options and settings can be used in graphics:
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VertexColors Automatic vertex colors to be interpolated VertexNormals Automatic effective vertex normals for shading VertexTextureCoordinates None coordinates for textures



Examples
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Graphics (8)
Styling (5)
Color directives specify the face colors of polyhedra:
Texture can be used to specify a texture to be used on the faces of polyhedra:
Texture can work together with a different Opacity:
Texture can work together with different Lighting:
FaceForm and EdgeForm can be used to specify the styles of the edges and faces:
Colors can be specified at vertices using VertexColors:
Normals can be specified at vertices using VertexNormals for polyhedra:
Coordinates (1)
Use Scaled coordinates:
Text
Wolfram Research (2019), Polyhedron, Wolfram Language function, https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Polyhedron.html.
CMS
Wolfram Language. 2019. "Polyhedron." Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center. Wolfram Research. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Polyhedron.html.
APA
Wolfram Language. (2019). Polyhedron. Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center. Retrieved from https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Polyhedron.html