Usually you use the preposition "of" when talking about facets. And I've not seen it commonly being used when referring to persons. It's more commonly used when talking about inanimate objects or intangible ideas.

So a statement like "Decisiveness is an important facet of leadership" is perfectly natural and correct.

But "Leadership skills are also a valued facet of a friend" still sounds "off" to my ear.

Words like "trait" and "virtue" are preferred when talking about people.

Why not: "Leadership skills are also a valued trait of a friend".

Or: "Leadership skills are also a valued virtue of a friend"?

You can also substitute the preposition "in" for "of" in the latter two suggestions I gave.

Can the word "facet" be used in a sentence like this one?
I am wondering if there is a way to delete un-seen mesh with Blender. Here's an example. I have a cube, and it has 3 cubes inside of that cube.



Is there a way to delete the mesh inside of the cube without selecting the cubes manually? This would clear up lots of extra mesh and speed up my render engine. I am using Cycles, so if Cycles has an option to not render hidden meshes, that would be good too. (although deleting them would be better). A Python script would also do. :)

Thanks!
