> actually, it IS a feature. The documentation is not very clear. But > lcaocartoon color red only defines that for FUTURE lcaocartoon objects when
> it is given alone like that. You are basically making settings for the NEXT > lcaocartoon, not some "current" one. This is because the command can write > several lcaocartoons, and there is no way of knowing if you meant "all that > I made" or just "the last one" > > Bob Thanks Bob. Nice to know this feature, I can see it being handy. Are lcaocartoons displayed only as opaque, the command "color lcaocartoon translucent red;" still appears as opaque. Rick -------------------------------------- Dr. Richard Spinney The Ohio State University Department of Chemistry 160 B Celeste Laboratory 120 West 18th Ave Columbus, Ohio 43210 email: [email protected] Phone: (614) 247 - 6847 Fax: (614) 292 - 1685
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