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If I had a cube like object with 6 main faces:

cube

and I added some detail to one side:

detailed cube

How can I copy what's on that one face to the 5 other faces? I know I can mirror to have a copy on the opposite side, but what about the other 4 faces?

While taking screenshots for the question, I managed to figure out how to make it work for uniform/regular shapes. I'm still interested anyone who has an answer for how to do this when the faces are not in regular locations.

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This method only works for objects derived from uniform/regular shapes:

First select all vertices you want copied:

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Then Shift+D to duplicate, P -> Separate by selection to separate new that part.

Go back into object mode, select the new part and rotate 90 degrees (if its a cube) to the face you want it on.

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Duplicate rotate the new object to other positions you want it on.

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Select the original object, go into edit mode and delete the faces that are now occupied by the new objects

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Back in object mode, select everything and press Ctrl+J to join them back into one object.

Now press A to select all, W -> Remove Doubles to remove the duplicated vertices and join new faces back together with the original object

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And you are done!

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