Re: [Update REQ 5287]: Mathematica and OOGL

[leland at straylight.tamu.edu]

Hello,

thanks for the reply.

   Is the Mathematica object really itself colored, or are you just seeing
   the colors that come from Mathematica's lights?

Don't know ...

   You might try prefixing the OOGL object with the following appearance, which
   resembles the setup Mathematica uses:

      appearance {
	lighting {
	   replacelights
	   light { color 1 0 0   position 1 0 1 0 }
	   light { color 0 1 0   position 1 1 1 0 }
	   light { color 0 0 1   position 0 1 1 0 }
	}
      }

Will do.


   (There may be some way to make Cyberview use a specific default appearance,
   in which case the above should be included there, but I don't know how to
   do that.  Attaching it to the object itself should do, too.)

I can ask Paul B.

Cheers,

L.