Hello Dave

> Both the Obj and Vrml options do not support color output. Is there a 
> plan to create a converter to convert isosurface with color data in 
> jxvl to other 3D format?

The vrml exporter does include support for isosurfaces with a single 
color, but not for gradient color. Make sure you are using the latest 
11.7.x version of Jmol.

> e.g. obj with texture in jpg (Obj is more universal than VRML in 3D 
> graphics world)

Jmol does not use textures for coloring surfaces, so I don't see how 
that could be put into practice.
As far as I know (which is not much) about vrml, you should be able 
to edit the vrml file output from Jmol and change the coloring of the 
surface yourself, manually or with a vrml-supportive program. Is it 
not so?





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