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sushi said:Hi,
I built this paper lamp and am trying to figure out what shape it would be classified as (dodecahedron, etc.). I've attached a picture of the shape, thanks for your help.
The shape of a paper lamp can vary depending on the design, but most commonly it is either spherical, cylindrical, or conical.
The shape of a paper lamp is determined by its structure and the way the paper is folded or manipulated. Different techniques can result in different shapes.
Yes, the shape of a paper lamp can be changed by unfolding or reshaping the paper. However, this may damage the structure of the lamp and affect its functionality.
Yes, different cultures have their own unique designs and shapes for paper lamps. For example, Chinese paper lanterns are typically round or oval, while Japanese paper lanterns often have a more rectangular shape.
The shape of a paper lamp can affect its function in terms of the amount and direction of light it emits. For example, a conical lamp will direct light downwards, while a spherical lamp will emit light in all directions.