On Jul 2, 2011, at 2:36 AM, Robert Hanson wrote: > Yes, the bounding box is in molecular coordinates. So except for the ghosting > -- which I actually do think is done best by displaying two surfaces -- > that's no problem with the applet, because you can just deliver it any way > you want to. I suggest doing them in two different frames, but you wouldn't > have to do that. Great! That's the info I need. One less possibility for changing coordinates to worry about. > > So the isosurface slab plane.... does precisely what you are looking for. > Both "slab" and "depth" are possible. > Also, you might want to play around with zshading. That can produce a very > nice effect. > > > > > > By the way, you asked about the possibility of duplicating an isosurface so > > there was a translucent "shadow." Since rendering is a two-pass system, a > > better way > I like your idea and have sent a comment in a separate message. > > > However, the problem then is that you really don't have full control over > the two colors. Having two surfaces should display just as fast -- actually, > faster, because you don't have to switch colors in between passes. If we did > the ghost thing, we would have to run through all the colixes and reset them > on the fly. Could be done.... but not trivially. Also, this will not > reproduce in PovRAY, I think. (Have to think about that; maybe it will.) OK, I'll stick with making a duplicate surface. Send me any brainwaves you have on doing this efficiently. For now, I intend to use the original creation command and just switch to translucent mesh for the display mode.
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