Very simply , an [ Axis of Tri-Symmetry ] may be constructed as follows :
- First ,
- we identify any nodal-point that is common to exactly three (3) rhombuses as the point [ Point A ] .
- Next ,
- we identify the nodal-point opposite to [ Point A ] as the point [ Point B ] .
- Then ,
- the straight-line passing thru [ Point A ] and [ Point B ] is an [ Axis of Tri-Symmetry ] .
And in the above set of 6 diagrams ,
- when we rotate the [ 30-Rhombus S-S-O ] thru an angle of [ 120 / 240-degrees ] ,
- using the [ axis of tri-symmetry ] as marked-off in [ red-color ] as the [ axis-of-rotation ] ;
the following happens :
- the 6 rhombuses as marked-off in [ blue-color ] exchange positions ,
- the 6 rhombuses as marked-off in [ cyan-color ] exhange positions ,
- the 3 rhombuses as marked-off in [ magenta-color ] exhange positions ,
- the 3 rhombuses as marked-off in [ dark-yellow-color ] exhange positions ,
- the 3 rhombuses as marked-off in [ purple-color ] exhange positions ,
- the 3 rhombuses as marked-off in [ yellow-color ] exhange positions ,
- the 3 rhombuses as marked-off in [ light-green-color ] exhange positions , and
- the 3 rhombuses as marked-off in [ dark-green-color ] exhange positions .
And the [ 30-Rhombus S-S-O ] will look exactly the same before-and-after the said [ 120 / 240-degrees rotations ] .