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(New page: === OVERVIEW === The '''ray_shadows''' setting determines whether or not PyMOL will ray trace shadows. This is also related to the '''ray_shadow''' setting. === SYNTAX === <source lang="python"> # tur...) |
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set ray_shadows, off | set ray_shadows, off | ||
set ray_shadows, 0 | set ray_shadows, 0 | ||
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===PYMOL API=== | |||
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cmd.set('ray_shadows','on') | |||
cmd.set('ray_shadows','off') | |||
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Image:Ray_shadow_on.png|Ray_shadow turned on. Click on the image to see the full detail. | Image:Ray_shadow_on.png|Ray_shadow turned on. Click on the image to see the full detail. | ||
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[[Category:Settings|Ray shadows]] | |||
Latest revision as of 07:06, 5 May 2010
OVERVIEW
The ray_shadows setting determines whether or not PyMOL will ray trace shadows. This is also related to the ray_shadow setting.
SYNTAX
# turn on ray traced shadows
set ray_shadows, on
set ray_shadows, 1
# turn off ray traced shadows
set ray_shadows, off
set ray_shadows, 0
PYMOL API
cmd.set('ray_shadows','on')
cmd.set('ray_shadows','off')
EXAMPLES
To illustrate the difference, look at the two following images:
Ray_shadow turned off. Click on the image to see the full detail.
Ray_shadow turned on. Click on the image to see the full detail.
