Question about the color gradient editor

[AndersDeleuran]

(Replying to your PM here)

If you’re looking for a method for coloring mesh faces without them “bleeding” into each other, have a look at this thread:

Color Mesh Faces (No Bleeding) - Best Practice?

Hi All, I’m revisiting some old code for coloring mesh faces (without them bleeding into each other!), and feel like I might be missing something here. The basic approach I’ve been using is to: Unweld the mesh, or, make a new mesh and append the faces onto this. Color the face corners of this now unwelded mesh. Now this approach works just fine. [2018-04-12%2012_03_57-Autodesk%20Revit%202018%20-%20%5BStructural%20Plan_%20Level%202%20-%20Project1%5D] But both unwelding and setting the colo…

Note that the bug I point out has been fixed in Rhino 6. Making this approach (i.e. unweld the mesh to it faces, then color these using mesh.VertexColors.SetColor(face,color)) substantially more efficient.

Edit: Here’s a quick implementation:

190624_ColorMeshFaces_00.gh (2.6 MB)