Has any thought been given to changing the RGB values for Brown in
colors.inc for the next release of POVRay? Or is this bug a tradition
that goes back too far?
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From: Ed Brannin
Subject: Re: Breaking with tradition
Date: 11 Aug 2001 17:21:29
Message: <3b75a1d9$1@news.povray.org>
What to?
-Ed Brannin
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"Rev. Bob 'Bob' Crispen" <rev### [at] therectory> wrote in message
news:Xns90F36A77194E2revbob@127.0.0.1...
> Has any thought been given to changing the RGB values for Brown in> colors.inc for the next release of POVRay? Or is this bug a tradition> that goes back too far?
Ed Brannin wrote:
> "Rev. Bob 'Bob' Crispen" <rev### [at] therectory> wrote in message> news:Xns90F36A77194E2revbob@127.0.0.1...> > Has any thought been given to changing the RGB values for Brown in> > colors.inc for the next release of POVRay? Or is this bug a tradition> > that goes back too far?> > What to?> > -Ed Brannin
I recently added the following definitions to one of my include files:
#declare Brown2 = color red .4 green .2 blue .1 ; // lighter brown
#declare Brown3 = color red .2 green .1 blue .0 ; // Nice brown
#declare Brown4 = color red .2 green .05 blue .0 ; // deep, redish brown
#declare Brown5 = color red .15 green .035 blue .0 ; // even darker,
#declare Brown6 = color red .12 green .05 blue .0 ; // deep, brown
#declare Brown7 = color red .1 green .015 blue .0 ; // very dark brown
YMMV
And your monitor may vary, too.
(No guarantee on the comments next to them :-)
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The kindly Rev. overheard "Ed Brannin" <bra### [at] hotmailcom> saying on
11 Aug 2001:
> What to?
Oops. I see that Netscape uses the same values for its Brown. Can't
find the X colors, but I'm sure that's where it originates.
It just looked real purple to me.
Never mind.
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