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On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, axon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I want to visualize connections between atoms, and each (half-)line must be > coloured by atom's colour. I have something like this: > > N -> (set(X, Y, Z), (Red, Green, Blue)) , Try the MathType: (N -> (set(X, Y, Z), Red, Green, Blue)) The inner parentheses around (Red, Green, Blue) causes it to be treated as a RealTupleType and independent of set(X, Y, Z). You'll also probably need to call setRange() on the ScalarMaps to Red, Green and Blue. > N is in Integer1DSet(Max), > set(X, Y ,Z):= Gridded3DSet(X, Y, Z) with mainfold dimension 1 (lines), > ScalarMaps are XAxis, YAxis, ZAxis, Red, Green, Blue. > > So, if all colour elements are the same (Red1=...=RedMax, > Green1=...=GreenMax, Blue1=...=BlueMax) I see only grey lines instead of my > own colour. Is it right? Where can I read how it works? Good luck, Bill
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