Hello Pymoliacs,
I have been playing around with the lighting and gamma settings, but can
never get a true black. The black always shows up as grey. Does anyone know
how to get black to be black?
Pete D.
UCLA Chemistry
Hello Matt,
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately this still gives me a very light
grey--nowhere near what you are seeing on your machine. The molecule is
*clearly* visible against the black background. I am using pymol on win XP. I
think I will put pymol on my linux machine and see if that
Wow! That's it. I wonder why that works but setting the rbg for "black" to
0,0,0 doesn't?
I used:
set_color new_black, [0,0,0]
select all
color new_black
Looks mahvelous.
Thanks a lot.
Pete
UCLA Chemistry
Thomas Stout said:
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> I have defined a new color in PyMOL that gets me closer to
Hello All,
I was switching in and out some hardware and was trying to understand exactly
what does what when it comes to pyMol. Assumng all is equal, what role the
processor, memory and video card play in on-screen manipulations and
rendering.
Maybe a better way to ask this question is: if you
