docs/features/objects/mesh/mesh.md

@@ -76,8 +76,9 @@ that can always be recreated from the basic data.
   into many contiguous groups. Every group is represented by a single
   integer-- the first index of the elements in the group. The end of the
   group is simply the next integer in the offsets array. For example, the
-  face offsets `[0,3,4,7,11]` encode a triangle, a quad, a triangle, and
+  face offsets `[0,3,7,10,14]` encode a triangle, a quad, a triangle, and
   a quad, in that order.
+  
 - **Face Corners**: Corners are how faces reference edges and vertices.
   They aren't shared between faces, unlike edges and vertices. In the
   mesh arrays, each face corner knows the indices of the vertex it's