On Aug 21, 2007, at 10:23 AM, Bob Hanson wrote:
Use
color property temperature
instead of just
color temperature
This is the more general way to color by the temperature property.
The default for that is ROYGB, but you can select another using SET
propertyColorScheme:
set propertyColorScheme bgyor
color property temperature
for example. Note that you have to recolor the property after
changing the scheme, because it is only a setting for the NEXT
property colored.
Hi Bob-
This is working well in terms of getting a color gradient and
shifting the colors using the option ABSOLUTE, but I cannot seem to
get the BGYOR color scheme. That is,
select all
set propertyColorScheme bgyor
color property temperature ABSOLUTE 35.0 65.0
does not change when I substitute this:
set propertyColorScheme roygb
Frieda
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Interactive Molecular Structures
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