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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
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set ray_texture, X # where X= | set ray_texture, X # where X = 0 ... 5 | ||
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Image:Ray_texture_5.png|Ray Texture 5 (Fiber) | Image:Ray_texture_5.png|Ray Texture 5 (Fiber) | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
= See Also = | |||
* [[ray_texture_settings]] | |||
[[Category:Settings|Ray Texture]] | [[Category:Settings|Ray Texture]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:10, 22 August 2023
Overview
ray_texture sets what texture PyMol applies to the surface of your object during ray tracing. Options now consist of
- None
- Matte 1
- Matte 2
- Swirl 1
- Swirl 2
- Fiber
Usage
set ray_texture, X # where X = 0 ... 5
Examples
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Ray Texture 0 (None) -
Ray Texture 1 (Matte 1) -
Ray Texture 2 (Matte 2) -
Ray Texture 3 (Swirl1) -
Ray Texture 4 (Swirl 2) -
Ray Texture 5 (Fiber)
