Hi Matadem, in MOI style colors control both wire color (for curves and edges) and shaded surface color.

When the color is full black it will use that for the wire color but full black for a shaded surface is usually not good it is difficult to see details.

So for the case of r,g,b = all zeros it will use wire color of r,g,b 0,0,0 but shaded surface will use white.

If you want a black shaded surface you will need to use something other than r,g,b 0,0,0 like 1,1,1 for example.

- Michael

Michael,
Can you show me how to use the script?

I tried loading it and created and selected 5 spheres and ran the script and got 5 black objects. Not a gradient shade through the 5

I also set the first color default and last one black and got 5 black objects.

I think i am doing something wrong?

Hi Burr, it might be that your spheres are not ordered in "database order".

If you draw in 5 new spheres going from left to right does that work?

- Michael

Hi Michael,
It wasnt that. It was I was setting the first object to "Default" and the script turns that black.

So default to black "looks" like all objects are black

I set a new style of "Very Light Black" to Black, and the gradient appeared. If i set First to default and something like Blue, I get Black to Blue...

Anyway, figured out how to use it pproperly. Has something to do with the default color and the "Black, not really Black" Shading vs Lines thing.......

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Regarding this, is there a way to force a reorder in any way?

Hi Burr,

re:
> Regarding this, is there a way to force a reorder in any way?

If you delete an object and then undo it will be at the end of the database.

- Michael