Everything looks fine there.
Q1: Do you see a multiply-colored isosurface with just the following?
load xxx.pdb; isosurface xxx.jvxl;
If YES, then your range is probably off. Use
isosurface list
to see the range of values for this isosurface.
If NO, then you don't have a color-mapped isosurface, and "rwb" range -1 1
will not mean anything.
Q2: What version of Jmol are you using?
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 3:09 AM, Chichau Miau <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear Jmol users,
> I got a problem here: I would like to color isosurface with
> blue-white-red color.
> I tried this:
> load xxx.pdb; isosurface xxx.jvxl; color isosurface "bwr" range -1 1;
> But it does not work. Does anyone know the answer??
>
> Best regards!
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