Ok< I can down load and print. and I have public access, but how is anyone going to find my filer?

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For now, you can share the Polypad link anyone you'd like. We are working on some features so users can create public folders of saved Polypads that are then available for anyone to see. However, that feature is still being developed. Feel free to post the link here if you'd like to share it people. And/or tag @MathigonOrg in a post on Twitter!

Thank you for responding so quickly. I love Mathigon and the Polypad!! It is so fun and easy to use! One more question if I may: Is there a smart snap feature for polyhedra? I'd like to build things with polyhedra! Thanx, Bert

Glad you're enjoying it. No - there is not a smart-snap feature currently for Polyhedra. The engineering for folding nets is quite complex. Mathigon Founder and CEO Philipp Legner talks about it in a recent webinar if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7Lrr9xz3gY

Thank you for the link. I checked it out, but I'm not a coder so it's not really where my interests lie. If you ever decide to make a smart snap feature for Mathigon I might suggest you contact Rob Webb the creator of Great Stella https://www.software3d.com/Stella.php He may be able to help??? It's a feature I would really like to see in Mathigon b/c I think 3D virtual manipulatives have a promising future.

We do have smart snapping with the 2D polygons. Just want to make sure you noticed that. Thanks for the link. Take care!

Hi David, I'm a mathematical artist (see some of my work here: https://www.facebook.com/STEAMakerEd/photos_albums) and am inspired by Mathigon's mission. I am wondering if there are any opportunities to contribute art or collaborate with Mathigon? I do not code, but have many photos, jpegs, and GIFs I could share.
Take care, Bert

Hi Bert. The link above didn't work. Can you try resending? Thanks!

Ok see if this works: https://www.facebook.com/STEAMakerEd/photos_albums
If it still doesn't work then you may have to access it from within Facebook.

Hi Bert. Thanks for sharing. Your photos are wonderful. Such a great use of physical mathematical art. Currently, our plates are pretty full at Mathigon, so I don't think we have the current time and space to take on a collaboration, but perhaps something down the road. Thanks!

Ok Thanks just the same. Keep me in mind if things should change.