This object is named so in hommage to Kepler, a mathematician and astronomer of Rodolphe II, who studied and named the starred polyedrons.
The kepler object creates a shape containing only those areas where at least MIN components overlap.
The kepler2 object is a kepler from which areas where more than MAX components overlap have been removed
The kepler 12 from the POV-dodecaedron of shapes2.inc
Worst than a pure intersection for performance
The kepler 11 from the POV-dodecaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 10 from the POV-dodecaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 9 from the POV-dodecaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 20 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc
Worst than a pure intersection for performance
The kepler 19 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 18 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 17 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 16 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 15 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 14 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc
The kepler 13 from the POV-icosaedron of shapes2.inc