OK, I get that. another:
Is there a reason there is no "color none"?
So, for example, we have:
color rockets green select *; color green color rockets none
but not
select *; color none
Is this intentional? Do I need to make a new documentation class of color scheme possibilities just for "color" that doesn't include "none"? (Not a problem...)
Bob
Miguel wrote:
say again what "color polymer" does? All I get is:
jmol: ScriptException:invalid argument Script line:color polymer
Miguel wrote:
Jmol version 10 pre-release 24 was released on Tue 14 Dec 2004.
* 'color group' was reimplemented to use selected set * 'color polymer' was implemented
I apologize ... my mistake ... it is 'color monomer'
It colors the monomers along the polymer, in the same sense that 'color group' colors the groups along the chain.
Miguel
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