jelle feringa <jelleferinga@...> writes: > > please provide a screencap and / or code, we'll need a little more info... >
Sure. You can see on the first image rectangles with good colors (Red, White, Blue and Green) that I want and program. And on the second image rextangles becomes white and yellow when I change the angle of view. Image 1 : http://www.mediafire.com/i/?l0opbswrd6voryr Image 2 : http://www.mediafire.com/i/?bj3716s8k33vz7k My code : p5 = gp_Pnt(X1+20,Y1-20,Z1+0.2) p6 = gp_Pnt(X2-20,Y2-20,Z2+0.2) p7 = gp_Pnt(X3+20,Y3+20,Z3+0.2) p8 = gp_Pnt(X4-20,Y4+20,Z4+0.2) #bordure ligne pts5 = (p5, p6) pts6 = (p6, p8) pts7 = (p8, p7) pts8 = (p7, p5) spl5 = points_to_bspline(pts5) spl6 = points_to_bspline(pts6) spl7 = points_to_bspline(pts7) spl8 = points_to_bspline(pts8) edges2 = map(make_edge, [spl5, spl6, spl7, spl8]) self.canva._display.DisplayShape(edges2) #surface f2 = make_n_sided(edges2) self.canva._display.DisplayColoredShape(f2,'WHITE', update=True) Thank you in advance Baide _______________________________________________ Pythonocc-users mailing list Pythonocc-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users
