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MeshVertexColorList

MeshVertexColorList class

Provides access to the vertex colors of a mesh object.

Derived Classes:

Namespace: Rhino.Geometry.Collections
MeshVertexColorList: references

Properties (4)

Capacity

Gets or sets the total number of vertex colors the internal data structure can hold without resizing.

Count

Gets or sets the number of mesh colors.

Item

Gets or sets the vertex color at the given index. The index must be valid or an IndexOutOfRangeException will be thrown.

Tag

Gets or sets a mapping information for the mesh associated with these vertex colors.

Methods (13)

Add(Color color)

Adds a new vertex color to the end of the color list.

Add(int red, int green, int blue)

Adds a new vertex color to the end of the color list.

AddRange(IEnumerable<Color> colors)

Adds an enumerable of colors to the to the vertex color list. For the Mesh to be valid, the number of colors must match the number of vertices.

AppendColors(Color[] colors)

Appends a collection of colors to the vertex color list. For the Mesh to be valid, the number of colors must match the number of vertices.

Clear()

Clears the vertex color list on the mesh.

CreateMonotoneMesh(Color baseColor)

Constructs a valid vertex color list consisting of a single color.

Destroy()

Releases all memory allocated to store vertex colors. The list capacity will be 0 after this call.
Subsequent calls can add new items.

GetEnumerator()

Gets an enumerator that yields all colors in this collection.

SetColor(int index, Color color)

Sets or adds a vertex to the Vertex List.
If [index] is less than [Count], the existing vertex at [index] will be modified.
If [index] equals [Count], a new vertex is appended to the end of the vertex list.
If [index] is larger than [Count], the function will return false.

SetColor(int index, int red, int green, int blue)

Sets or adds a vertex color to the color List.
If [index] is less than [Count], the existing vertex at [index] will be modified.
If [index] equals [Count], a new vertex is appended to the end of the vertex list.
If [index] is larger than [Count], the function will return false.

SetColor(MeshFace face, Color color)

Sets a color at the three or four vertex indices of a specified face.

SetColors(Color[] colors)

Sets all the vertex colors in one go. For the Mesh to be valid, the number of colors must match the number of vertices.

ToARGBArray()

Return colors as an array of integers with packed ARGB values

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