
What format should the color be in Python to match System.Drawing.Color type?
Is it just (R, G, B, A) tuple or list or it has to be of a particular type? Pillow?

What format should the color be in Python to match System.Drawing.Color type?
Is it just (R, G, B, A) tuple or list or it has to be of a particular type? Pillow?
Tuple or list with values 0-255 I believe.
edit: 4-element tuple with values 0-255.
Thanks, that didn’t cause an error but the color is not set I assume it’s the ColorSource, now trying to figure out that one.
You need to set ObjectAttributes.ColorSource ObjectAttributes — rhino3dm 8.4.0 documentation
Yes, but these “ON::color_from_layer” don’t look very Python-y I assume they are coming from C++
enum object_color_source
{
color_from_layer = 0, // use color assigned to layer
color_from_object = 1, // use color assigned to object
color_from_material = 2, // use diffuse render material color
color_from_parent = 3 // for objects with parents (like objects in instance references, use parent linetype)
// if no parent, treat as color_from_layer
};
Use the numerical values.
oh, that’s more clearer thanks
This worked:

Apparently, I have to create another object for the ObjectColorSource
Update:
# or this :)
attribs.ColorSource = rhino3dm.ObjectColorSource(1)
attribs.ObjectColor = (125, 12, 125, 50) #System.Drawing.Color