On 28/10/2017 20:25, Bald Eagle wrote:
> "cbpypov" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> 
> Alain wrote:
>>> You should use a single container. When you have multiple medias within
>>> a single container, they add up.
>>> Multiple densities within the same media will multiply instead.
> 
> The latter is not what I expected at all!
> 

Nor me. Very interesting.
But maybe that is why I use multiple media.

> 
> I see you are using Stephen's df3 code - but since all of your media statements
> and densities are identical except for color, I don't think you need to use 3
> statements - just one, with a full rgb value.

Not to my eye. ;)
If you look at them using the df3 viewer Ooswa*. They are distinctly 
different.






> It's 2017 over here  ;)
> 

:D

Clipka used to post mails with weird time stamps too. ;)

Great image BTW

* It is a seriously useful tool for working with df3s. And the author 
has fixed the problem with exporting a mesh of a df3. Which might be a 
way of working out how to place the df3s in the common media container

http://qcganime.web.fc2.com/OOSAWA/oosawaE.html


-- 

Regards
     Stephen

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