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# color the surface | # color the surface | ||
set surface_color, ( | set surface_color, (color), (selection) | ||
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<source lang="python"> | <source lang="python"> | ||
# color the surface white | # color the surface white | ||
set surface_color, *, | set surface_color, white, * | ||
# return surface coloring to the default scheme | |||
set surface_color, default, * | |||
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[[Category:Settings]] | [[Category:Settings]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 9 July 2017
Overview
surface_color controls the color of surfaces as drawn in PyMOL.
Usual surface coloring
Color the entire surface "marine".
Syntax
# color the surface
set surface_color, (color), (selection)
Examples
# color the surface white
set surface_color, white, *
# return surface coloring to the default scheme
set surface_color, default, *