Re: Assigning different colors

Andy V wrote:
Joris Deboris wrote:
Hi group,


I have a bunch of gluSpheres that I randomly place in an environment. Now I want to do the following: spheres that are closer to the 'camera' should have a different color than those that are further away. Is there any way to do this?

Example: spheres that are closest to the camera are assigned a red color and that color changes to green for spheres that are further away...


Look into glFog and friends.

OK, thanks!


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Andy V
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