Irregular Mesh Colour Blend

Hi,

I have a flat surface divided in 7x7 squares and trimmed by a box in the center. The center point of each square is connected by lines. The number of broken lines (broken by the box or the surface) gives each center point a value. That value then determines the color of each points mesh face.

I am not satisfied with how the colour blend is reproduced. As I understand it the points values are symmetrical over the surface, eg. all corner points have the same value. The colour blend is however not symmetrical.

Does anyone have an idea for the reason behind this? Is there another way I could achieve the result I am after?

Best,
Christofer

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ARK000 Prototype 01.3dm, 2.6 MB
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Permalink Reply by David Rutten on December 6, 2016 at 2:16pm

Mesh colours are assigned on a per-vertex basis, whereas your points are clearly in the middle of each quad. This will need to change.

Permalink Reply by David Rutten on December 6, 2016 at 2:28pm

You also can't compute colours for one mesh, then assign them to another, the amount and order of vertices will probably not be the same. Have a look at the attached file, I'm not sure it does what you need, but then I don't fully understand what you need.

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