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Opacity Explorer 3D


	The opacity of a graphics object is represented by a number between zero (invisible) and one (opaque). Use this Demonstration to explore the effect of opacity on overlapping objects of different colors and dimensions in three-dimensional graphics. To remove an object from the graphic, just set its opacity to zero.


	Contributed by: Richard Mercer

Opacity (Wolfram Mathematica Documentation Center)

"Opacity Explorer 3D" from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/OpacityExplorer3D/

Contributed by: Richard Mercer

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