OpenSCAD User Manual/First Steps/Changing the color of an object

Any object, or a group of them, may be colored by preceding the object module call with the color() operator module. There are two ways to specify the color to set: RGB vector three floats in the range [0.0:1.0] in a three element vector [<redval>,<greenval>,<blueval>] "<colorname>" a string containing a color name from the list of Web Colors. changing the colors works only in Preview mode (F5); render mode (F6) does not currently support color Usage example 1 - changing the color of an object:color([1,0,0]) cube([2,3,4]); translate([3,0,0]) color([0,1,0]) cube([2,3,4]); translate([6,0,0]) color([0,0,1]) cube([2,3,4]);thumb|150px|OpenSCAD changing the color of an object A color() operator may be included, the same as any other operator, like translate(), in a stack of operators that precede call to an object module. Using braces ("{}") to define a level of scope will apply color, or any other operator module, to all of the objects included in the scope color([0,0,1]) { translate([6,0,0]) cube([2,3,4]); translate([-6,0,0]) cube([2,3,4]); } In a stack of operators the first call to color() overrides all others that come later. OpenSCAD_User_Manual/First_Steps/Positioning_an_object Positioning an object OpenSCAD User Manual/First Steps/Model views First Steps: Model views OpenSCAD User Manual/First Steps First Steps ru:Руководство пользователя по OpenSCAD/Первые шаги/Изменение цвета объекта