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How Does It Work?
Polyhedra is made up of alternating blocks. One set of blocks can be shifted up and down using Y Shift.
The other set can be shifted left and right by using X Shift. The relative size of the blocks can also be changed using the Squish parameter.
The Scale parameter controls the horizontal scaling and can be used to and can be used to stretch shapes relative width.
Hints!
To get octagons, set: X Shift = 0%, Y-Shift = 0%, Squish = 30%, and Scale = 0%.
To get triangles set: X Shift =10 0%, Y-Shift = 50%, Squish = 50%, and Scale = 50%.
Try connecting smoothe gradients or noises to the Shift parameters to break up the pattern.
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