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# set dash_width to some positive value | # set dash_width to some positive value, default value 2.5 | ||
set dash_width, float | set dash_width, float | ||
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[[Dash | [[Dash Radius]], [[Dash Gap]], [[Dash Length]], [[Dash Round Ends]] | ||
[[Category:Dashes]] | [[Category:Dashes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:23, 2 July 2015
Overview
PyMOL has great control over its representation of dashes. You can use the default Dash_width, or
dash_width increasing from 1 to 9.
Syntax
# set dash_width to some positive value, default value 2.5
set dash_width, float
# for example,
set dash_width, 4