Tom, the colorPerVertex idea is that some isosurface data coming into Jmol
now comes from data sources (pymol, specifically) that output triangle data
with a color for each vertex, which is different than color per face. It's
very specialized and I doubt it's what you are interested in.
Please say more about what you have and want to do.
Bob
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