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Coloring polygons different colors?

Hi,

Hopefully I understand your question correctly. But if you want to have different colours on different polygons, you need to create new materials with the proper colour set. You can assign a different material to each polygon.
 
I believe Arno is correct. I havent heard of a way to have diff colored Polygons on a 'same' object, (one object, multi-colored polys).

Arno suggests mapping the part with different color zones, then when doing a proper mapping, redo it all.


For me, if you were going to be seperating them in the future, just 'detach' the sections into their own objects, and change their base Poly colors. Then if you decide to Attach them back again, just use Attach, then select all Vertices, select distance of 0.007 and click Weld to weld overlapping vertices, making the object one solid piece again.



Bill
 
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