Thanks for the advice. You were right in that the background designator was
not the only thing defining the "background". The fog designator was the
problem, as it apparently put a black fog behind my molecule. Once I
removed it, I got a nice transparent background (original header below).
#in
For povray, background is implicit (it exists as black if unspecified).
According to the docs "when the alpha channel is turned on, all areas of the
image where the background is partly or fully visible will be partly or fully
transparent". I haven't used ccp4mg, but it might be making a sphere
ehalf of Ray Bourdeau
Sent: Fri 6/1/2007 1:54 PM
To: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Subject: [ccp4bb] ccp4mg povray rendering
Hi all,
I am generating images using ccp4mg (which is wonderful by the way), but I
can not figure out how to generate a povray input file that will yield an
image with a transparen
Hi all,
I am generating images using ccp4mg (which is wonderful by the way), but I
can not figure out how to generate a povray input file that will yield an
image with a transparent background. Getting a transparent background using
the screen snapshot works fine, but I would like to have a rend
