Hi XiRay,

I tested my script without the transmit and the color adjusted to the
sphere's color - and now the cutting edge is like desired.

There's another problem that I encounter: In the example there is just one
sphere (colored in blue) that will be substracted with the box. In "real
life" I would like to cut a number of different colored spheres with one box
(which also should have only one color). I am interested in a solution that
makes life easy for me, if possible. Is there maybe a way to define
something in the sphere that it has an interior color?

Regards,
Alex


PS: Do you know why POV-Ray's web-newsgroups alway shows "INVALID_ADDRESS"
instead of my e-mail address?


"XiRay" <nomail@nomail> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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| Alexander,
|
| The texture of the surface of the difference is taken from the subtracted
| object. In your case the subtracted block is transparant (transmit 1.0),
| which makes the cutting edge transparant.
| Remove the "transmit 1.0"-line and see what happens. Then adjust the
texture
| of the block to your desire.
|
| (See tutorial 3.3.4 CSG Difference)
|
| Good luck,
| XiRay
|
|
| INVALID_ADDRESS wrote:
| >Hi Povray-experts,

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