The 'color' function does not work as expected. According to the docs [1], in its fourth form, this function is supposed to accept two parameters, namely: a string with the name of the colour and a floating point value for the transparency. Like color( "colorname", 1.0 ) { ... }. However, the following code:
import solid as sp
if __name__ == '__main__':
cube = sp.cube([10,10,10], center = True)
example = sp.color("Teal", 0.5)(cube)
sp.scad_render_to_file(example, include_orig_code = False)
Produces the following error:
$ python bug_156.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "bug_156.py", line 5, in <module>
example = sp.color("Teal", 0.5)(cube)
TypeError: __init__() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given
System Info:
SolidPython: 1.0.2
Python: 3.8.6
OS: Debian Sid
P.S.: Thank you so much for developing and maintaining this software. Love it!
P.S.2.: The latest version on PyPI is said to be '1.0.3' but the latest tag/release on GitHub is still '1.0.1'?
Thanks for pointing this out! I fixed both the tags (which I'd neglected to push to origin) and the OpenSCAD color() mismatch. Fixed and released on PyPI as v1.0.4. Cheers!
The 'color' function does not work as expected. According to the docs [1], in its fourth form, this function is supposed to accept two parameters, namely: a string with the name of the colour and a floating point value for the transparency. Like
color( "colorname", 1.0 ) { ... }
. However, the following code:Produces the following error:
System Info:
P.S.: Thank you so much for developing and maintaining this software. Love it! P.S.2.: The latest version on PyPI is said to be '1.0.3' but the latest tag/release on GitHub is still '1.0.1'?