Wireframe of a Hexahedron using Graphics3D?











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Are there options in Graphics3D that would allow me to set the face color of a Hexahedron to None or make the faces transparent?



I did try FaceForm. But this may not work with Graphics3D primitives (or I am using it incorrectly).



I have the following code:



hexCoordinates = {{-12.5, -10,-6},{-12.5,10,6},{12.5,10,6},12.5,-10,6},{-6.5,-4,0}, {-6.5,4,0},{6.5,4,0},{6.5,-4,0}};

hexShape := Hexahedron[hexCoordinates];

Graphics3D[hexShape, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All, ImageSize->Full, Lighting->{{"Ambient",None}}]









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  • Quit the kernel and run the code from this question. Then fix the code and update the question. Also, what did you try with FaceForm? It seems to work: Graphics3D[{FaceForm@None, Hexahedron}].
    – Kuba
    13 hours ago












  • Thanks for the catch. I tried FaceForm in the options list but received an error: "An improperly formatted option was encountered while reading a Graphics".
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago















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Are there options in Graphics3D that would allow me to set the face color of a Hexahedron to None or make the faces transparent?



I did try FaceForm. But this may not work with Graphics3D primitives (or I am using it incorrectly).



I have the following code:



hexCoordinates = {{-12.5, -10,-6},{-12.5,10,6},{12.5,10,6},12.5,-10,6},{-6.5,-4,0}, {-6.5,4,0},{6.5,4,0},{6.5,-4,0}};

hexShape := Hexahedron[hexCoordinates];

Graphics3D[hexShape, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All, ImageSize->Full, Lighting->{{"Ambient",None}}]









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  • Quit the kernel and run the code from this question. Then fix the code and update the question. Also, what did you try with FaceForm? It seems to work: Graphics3D[{FaceForm@None, Hexahedron}].
    – Kuba
    13 hours ago












  • Thanks for the catch. I tried FaceForm in the options list but received an error: "An improperly formatted option was encountered while reading a Graphics".
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago













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Are there options in Graphics3D that would allow me to set the face color of a Hexahedron to None or make the faces transparent?



I did try FaceForm. But this may not work with Graphics3D primitives (or I am using it incorrectly).



I have the following code:



hexCoordinates = {{-12.5, -10,-6},{-12.5,10,6},{12.5,10,6},12.5,-10,6},{-6.5,-4,0}, {-6.5,4,0},{6.5,4,0},{6.5,-4,0}};

hexShape := Hexahedron[hexCoordinates];

Graphics3D[hexShape, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All, ImageSize->Full, Lighting->{{"Ambient",None}}]









share|improve this question















Are there options in Graphics3D that would allow me to set the face color of a Hexahedron to None or make the faces transparent?



I did try FaceForm. But this may not work with Graphics3D primitives (or I am using it incorrectly).



I have the following code:



hexCoordinates = {{-12.5, -10,-6},{-12.5,10,6},{12.5,10,6},12.5,-10,6},{-6.5,-4,0}, {-6.5,4,0},{6.5,4,0},{6.5,-4,0}};

hexShape := Hexahedron[hexCoordinates];

Graphics3D[hexShape, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All, ImageSize->Full, Lighting->{{"Ambient",None}}]






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  • Quit the kernel and run the code from this question. Then fix the code and update the question. Also, what did you try with FaceForm? It seems to work: Graphics3D[{FaceForm@None, Hexahedron}].
    – Kuba
    13 hours ago












  • Thanks for the catch. I tried FaceForm in the options list but received an error: "An improperly formatted option was encountered while reading a Graphics".
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago


















  • Quit the kernel and run the code from this question. Then fix the code and update the question. Also, what did you try with FaceForm? It seems to work: Graphics3D[{FaceForm@None, Hexahedron}].
    – Kuba
    13 hours ago












  • Thanks for the catch. I tried FaceForm in the options list but received an error: "An improperly formatted option was encountered while reading a Graphics".
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago
















Quit the kernel and run the code from this question. Then fix the code and update the question. Also, what did you try with FaceForm? It seems to work: Graphics3D[{FaceForm@None, Hexahedron}].
– Kuba
13 hours ago






Quit the kernel and run the code from this question. Then fix the code and update the question. Also, what did you try with FaceForm? It seems to work: Graphics3D[{FaceForm@None, Hexahedron}].
– Kuba
13 hours ago














Thanks for the catch. I tried FaceForm in the options list but received an error: "An improperly formatted option was encountered while reading a Graphics".
– Doug Kimzey
12 hours ago




Thanks for the catch. I tried FaceForm in the options list but received an error: "An improperly formatted option was encountered while reading a Graphics".
– Doug Kimzey
12 hours ago










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I gues the solution is FaceForm.



Graphics3D[{
{Ball[{1, 1, 1}/2, 1/5]},
{FaceForm, EdgeForm[{Thick, Blue}], Hexahedron}
},
FaceGrids -> All,
Axes -> True,
Boxed -> False
]


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  • This works if you don't need FaceGrids->All. It looks like FaceForm causes FaceGrids and Axes to be ignored. I am wondering if there is a way to have FaceForms with Axes->True and FaceGrids->All.
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey I don't get interference between the FaceGrids and FaceForm directives: i.stack.imgur.com/8Cdv0.png
    – Jason B.
    11 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey are you sure you are following syntax from documentation? E.g. how did you end up with FaceForm in options in the first place. Now, what is the code you are descirbing above?
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago












  • If I use: Graphics3D[hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All], the axes and grids appear but the hexahedron is solid. An error message appears: "An improperly formatted option was encountered..." If I use Graphics3D[{{hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All}}] FaceForm, Axes and FaceGrids are ignored.
    – Doug Kimzey
    11 hours ago








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    @DougKimzey yes. take a look at graphics3d docs. Options should be outside of {}.
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago











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I gues the solution is FaceForm.



Graphics3D[{
{Ball[{1, 1, 1}/2, 1/5]},
{FaceForm, EdgeForm[{Thick, Blue}], Hexahedron}
},
FaceGrids -> All,
Axes -> True,
Boxed -> False
]


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  • This works if you don't need FaceGrids->All. It looks like FaceForm causes FaceGrids and Axes to be ignored. I am wondering if there is a way to have FaceForms with Axes->True and FaceGrids->All.
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey I don't get interference between the FaceGrids and FaceForm directives: i.stack.imgur.com/8Cdv0.png
    – Jason B.
    11 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey are you sure you are following syntax from documentation? E.g. how did you end up with FaceForm in options in the first place. Now, what is the code you are descirbing above?
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago












  • If I use: Graphics3D[hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All], the axes and grids appear but the hexahedron is solid. An error message appears: "An improperly formatted option was encountered..." If I use Graphics3D[{{hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All}}] FaceForm, Axes and FaceGrids are ignored.
    – Doug Kimzey
    11 hours ago








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    @DougKimzey yes. take a look at graphics3d docs. Options should be outside of {}.
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago















up vote
5
down vote



accepted










I gues the solution is FaceForm.



Graphics3D[{
{Ball[{1, 1, 1}/2, 1/5]},
{FaceForm, EdgeForm[{Thick, Blue}], Hexahedron}
},
FaceGrids -> All,
Axes -> True,
Boxed -> False
]


boxWithFaceGrids






share|improve this answer























  • This works if you don't need FaceGrids->All. It looks like FaceForm causes FaceGrids and Axes to be ignored. I am wondering if there is a way to have FaceForms with Axes->True and FaceGrids->All.
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey I don't get interference between the FaceGrids and FaceForm directives: i.stack.imgur.com/8Cdv0.png
    – Jason B.
    11 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey are you sure you are following syntax from documentation? E.g. how did you end up with FaceForm in options in the first place. Now, what is the code you are descirbing above?
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago












  • If I use: Graphics3D[hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All], the axes and grids appear but the hexahedron is solid. An error message appears: "An improperly formatted option was encountered..." If I use Graphics3D[{{hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All}}] FaceForm, Axes and FaceGrids are ignored.
    – Doug Kimzey
    11 hours ago








  • 1




    @DougKimzey yes. take a look at graphics3d docs. Options should be outside of {}.
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago













up vote
5
down vote



accepted







up vote
5
down vote



accepted






I gues the solution is FaceForm.



Graphics3D[{
{Ball[{1, 1, 1}/2, 1/5]},
{FaceForm, EdgeForm[{Thick, Blue}], Hexahedron}
},
FaceGrids -> All,
Axes -> True,
Boxed -> False
]


boxWithFaceGrids






share|improve this answer














I gues the solution is FaceForm.



Graphics3D[{
{Ball[{1, 1, 1}/2, 1/5]},
{FaceForm, EdgeForm[{Thick, Blue}], Hexahedron}
},
FaceGrids -> All,
Axes -> True,
Boxed -> False
]


boxWithFaceGrids







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  • This works if you don't need FaceGrids->All. It looks like FaceForm causes FaceGrids and Axes to be ignored. I am wondering if there is a way to have FaceForms with Axes->True and FaceGrids->All.
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey I don't get interference between the FaceGrids and FaceForm directives: i.stack.imgur.com/8Cdv0.png
    – Jason B.
    11 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey are you sure you are following syntax from documentation? E.g. how did you end up with FaceForm in options in the first place. Now, what is the code you are descirbing above?
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago












  • If I use: Graphics3D[hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All], the axes and grids appear but the hexahedron is solid. An error message appears: "An improperly formatted option was encountered..." If I use Graphics3D[{{hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All}}] FaceForm, Axes and FaceGrids are ignored.
    – Doug Kimzey
    11 hours ago








  • 1




    @DougKimzey yes. take a look at graphics3d docs. Options should be outside of {}.
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago


















  • This works if you don't need FaceGrids->All. It looks like FaceForm causes FaceGrids and Axes to be ignored. I am wondering if there is a way to have FaceForms with Axes->True and FaceGrids->All.
    – Doug Kimzey
    12 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey I don't get interference between the FaceGrids and FaceForm directives: i.stack.imgur.com/8Cdv0.png
    – Jason B.
    11 hours ago










  • @DougKimzey are you sure you are following syntax from documentation? E.g. how did you end up with FaceForm in options in the first place. Now, what is the code you are descirbing above?
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago












  • If I use: Graphics3D[hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All], the axes and grids appear but the hexahedron is solid. An error message appears: "An improperly formatted option was encountered..." If I use Graphics3D[{{hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All}}] FaceForm, Axes and FaceGrids are ignored.
    – Doug Kimzey
    11 hours ago








  • 1




    @DougKimzey yes. take a look at graphics3d docs. Options should be outside of {}.
    – Kuba
    11 hours ago
















This works if you don't need FaceGrids->All. It looks like FaceForm causes FaceGrids and Axes to be ignored. I am wondering if there is a way to have FaceForms with Axes->True and FaceGrids->All.
– Doug Kimzey
12 hours ago




This works if you don't need FaceGrids->All. It looks like FaceForm causes FaceGrids and Axes to be ignored. I am wondering if there is a way to have FaceForms with Axes->True and FaceGrids->All.
– Doug Kimzey
12 hours ago












@DougKimzey I don't get interference between the FaceGrids and FaceForm directives: i.stack.imgur.com/8Cdv0.png
– Jason B.
11 hours ago




@DougKimzey I don't get interference between the FaceGrids and FaceForm directives: i.stack.imgur.com/8Cdv0.png
– Jason B.
11 hours ago












@DougKimzey are you sure you are following syntax from documentation? E.g. how did you end up with FaceForm in options in the first place. Now, what is the code you are descirbing above?
– Kuba
11 hours ago






@DougKimzey are you sure you are following syntax from documentation? E.g. how did you end up with FaceForm in options in the first place. Now, what is the code you are descirbing above?
– Kuba
11 hours ago














If I use: Graphics3D[hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All], the axes and grids appear but the hexahedron is solid. An error message appears: "An improperly formatted option was encountered..." If I use Graphics3D[{{hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All}}] FaceForm, Axes and FaceGrids are ignored.
– Doug Kimzey
11 hours ago






If I use: Graphics3D[hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All], the axes and grids appear but the hexahedron is solid. An error message appears: "An improperly formatted option was encountered..." If I use Graphics3D[{{hexShape, FaceForm, Axes->True, FaceGrids->All}}] FaceForm, Axes and FaceGrids are ignored.
– Doug Kimzey
11 hours ago






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@DougKimzey yes. take a look at graphics3d docs. Options should be outside of {}.
– Kuba
11 hours ago




@DougKimzey yes. take a look at graphics3d docs. Options should be outside of {}.
– Kuba
11 hours ago


















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