At the spot where you set the colors, try to add a
UInt16 pind = geo->calcMappingIndex(Geometry::MapPosition);
geo->getIndexMapping()[pind] |= Geometry::MapColor;
to tell the Geometry to use the same index for positions and colors.
That did the trick! I have an idea of how the multi-indexing is supposed to
work, but those two lines have me scratching my head. I'm going to have to
read through the devguide and source code to figure out what exactly is
going on here. Thanks, Dirk!
.jg
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