Yes, that is the best way. I can imagine one could want atoms to be
shadowless, but traces and cartoons to cast a shadow. That will make some
very nice pictures! I was thinking it could even be set per user-defined
selection, but that would make the menu too complex.
When these things come in the export menu, will it still be possible to set
them via the scripting console, or in a script?
Like:
set povrayatomsShadow true
write povray filename
On Nov 9, 2007 2:01 PM, Bob Hanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> pim schravendijk wrote:
>
> >
> > I commited a simple change to revision 8585. After creating the povray
> > file, you should set the value:
> >
> > noShadows = 'false';
> >
> > in the .pov file. Run povray again on the .ini file and you will get
> > the same picture, but with shadows.
> >
> > Now I want to make this a default jmol variable that can be set from
> > within the jmol script. Something like povrayShadow = false. How to do
> > this in the most clean way?
> >
> as part of the dialog, we need a new box. Do you think there should be
> options, such as
>
> [x] atoms [x] surfaces
>
> ?
>
> >
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