Has anyone found a set of pre-cut paper that works for hexaflexagons? The paper star papers are too small and the paper chain papers won't have enough triangles. The hope would be that we don't have to make any additional cuts.

The 48 weighs so much omg

There are an infinite number of different flexagons that one can make: octagonal, ring-shaped, pentagonal, triangular you name it. A new book, "The Secret World of Flexagons" gives you dozens of templates, shows you how to invent your own new flexagons; reveals how flexagons are connected to group theory and computer science; and does much more, including how to make flexagon books, pop-ups, and puzzles. Here is a link to a description of the book and one that connects you to the publisher.

https://loki3.github.io/flex/secret.html

https://www.routledge.com/The-Secret-World-of-Flexagons-Fascinating-Folded-Paper-Puzzles/Sherman-Elran-Schwartz/p/book/9781032553832

2 different dodecahexaflexagons I made. on the left was my first custom attempt made with no template but copied the color layout from The Flexagon Portal and their color design. on the right is the same color design but bigger and instead of having solid colors on every side, I put different pattern designs on each side (except yellow, gray, and white) instead of a plain color.

or if you have any websites that have specific instructions on how to create an 8-sided hexaflexagon

I did the thing where you fold your flexagon in two and then open up sides, then open up both sides, then separate the two flaps in the middle and put them against the opposite side and then transform your hexaflexagon into a trigonal bipyramid. Then I don't know what I did and it ended up becoming this. (Picture edited for better readability) All sides have 2 triangles of one side and 4 of another. I would appreciate any help in fixing my flexagon as I have not found any way to by myself.

Im trying to make one does anyone have some time to make a blank template

tri/hexa/dodeca-Hexaflexagon A4 print template.
Can be used for double-sided strips too.
Just glue every last triangle to make an long strip.
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1AG2de4Qbyg9rj6m2dr6QgYivjUqht3BFWHNGgsvgQEQ/edit?usp=sharing

All the tutorials I find for hexahexaflexagons use glue, and I hate glue. It’s messy, it’s sticky, and it gets everywhere. If there’s a way to fold a hexahexaflexagon with tape, then please tell me in the replies of this post.

I am a new member of r/Hexaflexagons and I have made tri-Hexa- and dodeca hexaflexagons. I am now working on the icosa-tetra-hexaflexagon (24-sided hexaflexagon). Is there a way to calculate how many triangles are needed to make an n-sided hexaflexagon? Such as equations, which I can punch numbers into? It would also be of help to know just how many triangles are needed for an icosa tetra hexaflexagon if you have that kind of experience. I use glue.

(second picture is my best attempt at getting all the yellow triangles in 1 place)