How do I use Fusion360 to create a 20 sided cube, Icosahedron?

[Anonymous]

So I just wanted to update my question I guess. Sometimes this question gets lost on the internet. I was looking for a solution to this. How do I make this object properly in Fusion 360?

I'll give you a form example. I just know I can make a link. Not sure how to embed. Just follow the link. You can see an example of what I'm talking about.

https://gallery.autodesk.com/projects/141812/icosahedron-4

[jhackney1972]

Maybe this Fusion 360 Add-In will be something you would like.

[Anonymous]

No. I'm sorry I can't accept that at all. It has nothing to do with the Fusion360 design field at all. And I have a mature problem with using scientific numbers when it comes to completing projects. I have to know the way this object is made. This looks like a very convenient export plug-in. I noticed some programs already provide this object as a direct primitive shape. There's literally no reason to attach someone's work to every project I do.

And lastly what does this have to do with my question? 

[jeff_strater]

@Anonymous - that was not a particularly nice or professional response, in my view.  The add-in that John pointed you to does create regular polyhedra, so it seems quite appropriate, in my opinion.  And, I don't understand what you mean by "And I have a mature problem with using scientific numbers when it comes to completing projects".  Can you explain this further?

Here are a couple of relevant posts that you might want to look at if you want to do this on your own:  platonic-solids construction-of-regular-polyhedra