I think I've cracked it:
If I use RANGE as part of the ISOSURFACE command, it seems to have no effect
load $caffeine
calculate partialCharge
isosurface vdw map mep color range -1.0 1.0
isosurface vdw map mep color range -0.1 0.1
but after that I can modify the color gradient with the COLOR command:
color isosurface range -1.0 1.0
color isosurface range -0.1 0.1
color isosurface range -0.1 0.0
color isosurface range 0.0 0.1
This work-around works for me, but either RANGE should be allowed as part
of ISOSURFACE
or the documentation should be updated to refer to COLOR ISOSURFACE RANGE
x.xxx y.yyy
Still I think an option to let Jmol generate a legend for the applied
gradient would be a nice feature.
Oliver
> Related to that I think it would be a nice feature, if Jmol would be able
>>>>> to
>>>>> show a legend of the gradient,
>>>>> similar to the one in
>>>>> PyMol: http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/File:Prot_contact_pot.png
>>>>> Plus maybe indicating which color corresponds to 0.0 (in case the
>>>>> lower
>>>>> bound is negative and the upper positive)
>>>>>
>>>>
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