Chris Huff wrote:

> Oh, and why don't the cuboctahedron and icosidodecahedron have edges,
> vertices, or loops? And where are the loops for the tetrahedron?

Actually the cuboctahedron loop would be very easy to make. The edges form
three sets of coplanar octagons, xy, xz and yz planes.

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