Hi Smith,
The colors are interpolated linearly from the minimum to the maximum value.
'spectrum' allows specifying the extreme values, which is handy when you
need a symmetric scale. If you color green_yellow_blue, you get a green to
yellow gradient from min to (min+max)/2 and a yellow to blue gradient from
there to max. With more colors you'll get more of those intervals.
Hope it helps,
Tsjerk
On May 24, 2015 08:12, Smith Liu smith_liu...@163.com wrote:
Dear All,
in the pymol default color based on b-factor spectrum, will you please
tell me how pymol determines the specific color based on the b-factor leve?
For example, in which scope of b-factors the protein part would be in red
and in which scope of b-factors the protein part would be in green, yellow
and blue?
Smith
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