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== Overview == This setting changes how PyMol treats the background. If this option is ON then the background is whatever you specify -- like black or white; however, if the setting is OFF, then the background will be treated as a transparent alpha channel. == Settings == Note: turning this setting '''off''' creates the transparent backgrounds. <source lang="python"> # turn on transparent alpha channel set ray_opaque_background, off </source> == Examples == <gallery> Image:Rob0.png|ray_opaque_background set to 0. The image from PyMOL is shown over a checkerboard. Image:Rob1.png|ray_opaque_background set to 1. The image from PyMOL is shown over a checkerboard, however because the background is opaque, the checkerboard underneath does not show through. </gallery> [[Category:Settings|Ray opaque background]] [[Category:Image_Manipulation|Ray opaque background]] [[Category:Publication_Quality|Ray opaque background]]
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