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> When will this feature be added? I haven't used Windows for over 15 years. When you figure out how to do it and implement the code.

> Clarify how color() and color(alpha=) are supposed to work, both for preview, render, and export Does anyone have an opinion on this? At first glance, I think `color` without...

> having a default render color is necessary to be able to both preview and render They already have a color in preview and render without calling `color()` on them.

What's the difference between "default color because `color()`" and "default color because it isn't the descendant of `color`"?

Oh shoot, I got it backwards about why BOSL2 created `recolor`. Okay, then here's some weird semantics with Preview, probably what is being referenced as "It's not clear how color()...

I also think "default color" is a bit of a footgun: most people won't change the default, so you'll get a lot of models which use color to expect uncolored...

> We've wandered way off topic, which is that 3MF export doesn't match preview. Let's keep it on that, and open other issues if we want to discuss more general...

> > I'm ok with an error, but that would also mean `color(c = undef)` is an error. > > Warning please. OpenSCAD has IMO a soft failure (like r,g,b,a...

> For the record: Yes, the missing piece is to clarify how color() and color(alpha=) should work (if at all). Render, preview and export should, ideally, be the same or...

> > i.e. is resolving "it's possible to do weird stuff, like default red, but concrete green and blue. This should probably not be allowed." in scope? > > I...