"Simon Dyer" <sim### [at] paradisenetnz> wrote:
> Image showing light refraction of inverted lenticular, but
> Even though I have color set up white, my transparent material turns green.
> I've tried all tehse settings:
>    //   rgbft <1,1,1,0.9,0.1>
>    //color transmit 1.0
>    color red 1.0  green 1.0  blue 1.0  filter 1.0

I think we'll need to see more or your scene file. What photon settings are
you using? What is in the interior{} block of your lenticular object?
What's its dispersion setting?

[In POV 3.5 there was a bug that produced greenish spots if fresnel &
conserve-energy were both used for a transparent object, but it was a
different shade of green]

> If I use
>  // color rgbt <1.000000, 1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000>
> I get no photons being generated.

That's just opaque yellow.

What do you mean? That you don't see photon effects, or that POV doesn't
even shoot any photons?

> Any ideas, Sorry for newbie question

Since you're new, my advice is to try playing with the standard glass
textures (in glass.inc) first & modify them to see what happens before
trying to create your own transparent materials.

PS. Your scene is very dark. What's your gamma setting?

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