Glen Berry <7no### [at] ezwvcom> wrote:
: Why not? I have seen mesh files where each triangle had a unique
: pigment definition. Each line of the mesh file had a triangle
: definition followed by a pigment definition. This makes for a much
: larger mesh file, and it takes longer to parse than an uncolored mesh,
: but it does work. One doesn't *have* to #declare pigments or textures
: in advance if using something like "rgb <0.8, 0.4, 0.2>" to define the
: colors on each line is acceptable.

  As Ken replied, it's not possible.
  However, I can hardly believe that you had to declare a pigment for each
triangle. I don't think each triangle has a unique color. Those meshes you
are describing sound to me like they had just a few hundreds of colors.

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