Stud colors and light effects

[tmelorc]

First of all, nice package!!

What about a shading in stud color to mix both side and front colors. Or maybe split the stud in two pieces to give better notion of light effects.

Regards.

[samcarter]

Thanks for the idea!

While in theory this would make a lot of sense, I'm afraid this would get quite complicate with different viewports. One would need to take into account the angle to determine the shading.

(I'm normally also a bit hesitant to use shadings because not all programs can deal with them. For example if editing a pdf which has shadings in it, they often disappear if one edits the file with inkscape)

[tmelorc]

Thanks for the idea!

While in theory this would make a lot of sense, I'm afraid this would get quite complicate with different viewports. One would need to take into account the angle to determine the shading.

(I'm normally also a bit hesitant to use shadings because not all programs can deal with them. For example if editing a pdf which has shadings in it, they often disappear if one edits the file with inkscape)

I agree with your observations. Gradients are really complicated.
Maybe working with only 2 colors could be easier.

Regards.

[cereda]

Also, hello Thiago. 🇧🇷 😉 🦆

[tmelorc]

Also, hello Thiago. brazil wink duck

Hello, Paulo. Nice to see you.