I do find it strange how the white pixels in the GIF get converted to the top-left pixel of the applet. After playing around with the images I noticed I was able to get them to stay white by applying a gentle gradient, so almost all the white pixels were a slightly different shade.
I have attached the images if you want to add them to your example. -----Original Message----- I am testing the use of transparent gif files inserted into Jmol using set echo myNamedEcho IMAGE "myFileName" I created some GIFs with transparency. Jmol (11.8.11) does not respect the transparency, but instead makes transparent always the color of the top-left pixel. And whatever was my transparent color comes out as black (although the applet background, set using jmolSetAppletColor, is not black) Is this serving any purpose? I was prepared to see that transparency might be ignored, but having another color made the transparent one is disconcerting.
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