stbenge wrote:
> I'll post an image to help explain how I needed to color the bricks 
> differently.

And here's what the function uses for input. Anywhere two bricks of the 
same color meet, I had to change the color of one. I didn't change the 
entire brick color, since it wasn't needed.

Maybe if you use this method, you could make an extra model in which 
bricks of the same color never touch each other? Or is there an option 
somewhere which would let you add spaces between bricks? That might be 
better, since it's kind of a pain to change brick colors by selecting 
polygons and then having to export the mesh again, thus contending with 
improper normals being generated. But even just assigning bricks 
different colors in the Lego program you use would be better than 
selecting polygons and changing colors.

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