Well, your Triad class also doesn't work with show(). So, there is no
difference in behavior as such between your Triangle and Triad. Your Triad
is working when combined with other graphics objects.
You can see what "show" implements by running
sage: show??
You will notice that it executes the ".show()" method if it exists. So, all
you have to do is implement the ".show()" method. Since the graphics class
has it implemented properly, all you need to do is call the one in the
graphics class. So, your Triangle class (for example) can have this
additional method:
class Triangle():
def __init__(self, points, edgeColor='black', faceColor='white'):
self.f1 = polygon3d(points, color=faceColor)
self.l123 = line3d(points, thickness=10, color=edgeColor)
def plot3d(self):
return self.f1 + self.l123
def show(self, *args, **kwds):
return self.plot3d().show(*args, **kwds)
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