Wasn't it maheshtd who wrote:
>There is one problem with pov-ray for me. I seem to be stuck on this problem
>i tried solving it and i couldn't. When you declare colors in rgb <1,0,0> }
>inside the brackets. How do i find a color using this statement or other
>colors. I want to create a background from light blue to dark blue, the sky.
>It just dosen't seem to work  Also is there a way of finding out which color
>is which when you use the rgb statement above.

Most programs that have a colour picker will display the R G B values of
the colour you are picking. (Sometimes you'll have to click on "define
custom colour"). The values that get displayed will be in the range 0 to
255, so just divide each of the values by 255.

E.g. if the colour picker says "Red 143, Green 204, Blue 237" then in
POVRay you get that colour from {rgb <143/255, 204/255, 237/255>}.

-- 
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure

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