when displaying multiple shapes, it would be nice to shift on hsl and grab another awesome color based on the index of the object. This is a quick and nice looking way to make the objects look unique.
[x] add new response value type in net-oce-protocol to include a way to split shapes from each other
[x] instead of compositing shapes in net-oce, triangulate each one independently (include shape id for future mouse picking endeavors)
[x] in setMesh handle multiple meshes and assign them colors. This is probably best done by wrapping the raw buffers into a "renderable" object to keep things clean
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9 years ago 
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displaying multiple shapes, it would be nice to shift on hsl and grab another awesome color based on the index of the object. This is a quick and nice looking way to make the objects look unique.net-oce-protocolto include a way to split shapes from each othernet-oce, triangulate each one independently (include shape id for future mouse picking endeavors)setMeshhandle multiple meshes and assign them colors. This is probably best done by wrapping the raw buffers into a "renderable" object to keep things clean