Violet is the color. I think it may have changed at some point, but I don't
know when. The default color of the isosurface as well as the state (mesh,
nofill, etc.) isn't stored in the JVXL file and isn't guaranteed to be
returned just by reading the file. So you should always set those when you
read a JVXL file. Only when you save the state or write a .jmol file is the
color is preserved.
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 5:27 PM, Eric Martz <[email protected]>wrote:
> In 11.6.RC12, the following commands yield a gold colored surface or mesh:
>
> isosurface asurf "Files/2hu4_a.iso"
>
> isosurface asurf "Files/2hu4_a.iso" nofill mesh
>
> In 12.0.9 the same commands and file yield a violet colored surface
> or mesh. Is this change intentional? I happened to be using the
> default gold color which worked nicely in one situation, and now I
> have to put in an explicit color command that I didn't need with the
> earlier version. Not a biggy, but just wondering if it was intended.
>
>
I can't remember when or why that changed. Sorry if it causing you problems.
> -Eric
>
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