The 48 Special Crystal Forms

Hey, I'm a geology student at the University of Warsaw. During my studies, while learning about crystallography, I discovered that there are no downloadable 3D models of the 48 basic crystallographic forms available online. The only ones I found could either be viewed in 3D view or downloaded individually, but a complete set of whole group was missing. This really frustrated me and I couldn't believe something like this wasn't available online. Wanting to print my own collection, I decided to create the models myself.To avoid making everything manually, I first tried generating the models using AI-generated code. That plan failed.So, I started looking for software that could help me create them. After a long search, I found the perfect tool for the job, one that works in a browser. It’s an amazing program that I learned to use through trial and error. After a few hours, I had successfully created all 48 basic forms. The program is called Smorf, and here is the link: https:/