Re: 3d surface plot animation

I'm not sure what it is that you're asking about colors. Here is the
key part of the documenation on the faces object:

You can append additional vertices to an existing faces object with
one of the following four forms (assuming the object is named f):

f.append(pos=(x,y,z))
f.append(pos=(x,y,z), normal=(nx,ny,nz))
f.append(pos=(x,y,z), normal=(nx,ny,nz), color=(r,g,b))
f.append(pos=(x,y,z), normal=(nx,ny,nz),
     red=r, green=g, blue=b)

Another convenient way to construct a faces object is to create a list
or numpy array of positions, then create the faces object with the pos
attribute set to the list or array. Then use make_normals(),
make_twosided(), and smooth() to complete the task.

On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 1:13 PM, Poul Riis <Poul.Riis-pIBpe43/vk1knbxzx/[email protected]> wrote:
> [email protected] writes:
> Also note that the
> faces object lets you specify the colors of all vertices individually.
> Yes, I know, but even the original example 'faces_heightfield' is too
> complicated for me to see how I can add these colors. Can someone give me
> just a little hint?
> Poul Riis

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