How can I check which face of spherical polyhedron corresponds to a given euler angle?












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I am specifically mapping a dodecahedron to a sphere and I am trying to get if a rotator is within the boundaries of a given face.



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      spherical dodecahedron



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          Find the distance of point $P$ from the centers of the 12 faces, and choose the closest.






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