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| % $Author: mbach $ $Locker: $ $State: Exp $ | % $Author: mbach $ $Locker: $ $State: Exp $ |
| % $Revision: 1.6 $ $Date: 2002/10/01 22:25:29 $ | % $Revision: 1.7 $ $Date: 2002/10/28 23:32:28 $ |
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| The ``Display Options'' choice under the ``View'' menu brings up a panel allowing you to change display settings in JMV. | The ``Display Options'' choice under the ``View'' menu brings up a panel allowing you to change display settings in JMV. |
| \begin{itemize} | \begin{itemize} |
| \BOLDLISTITEM{Lights:}The JMV scene has 4 built in lights: A light coming from the front, one from the back, one from the top, and one from the bottom. The default setting is that the front light is on, and all others are off. These lights may be turned on and off in the Display Options. The Display Options panel displays 4 checkboxes, with labels ``Upper light'', ``Lower light'', ``Front light'', and ``Back light''. If the checkbox in front of the label is checked, then the light in the scene is on. Any combination of the lights may be selected. If all lights are off, the scene will appear blank. | \BOLDLISTITEM{Lights:}The JMV scene has 4 built in lights: A light coming from the front, one from the back, one from the top, and one from the bottom. The default setting is that the front light is on, and all others are off. These lights may be turned on and off in the Display Options. The Display Options panel displays 4 checkboxes, with labels ``Upper light'', ``Lower light'', ``Front light'', and ``Back light''. If the checkbox in front of the label is checked, then the light in the scene is on. Any combination of the lights may be selected. If all lights are off, the scene will appear blank. |
| | \index{Lights} |
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| \BOLDLISTITEM{Sphere resolution:}You can change the number of subdivisions of the spheres in JMV, making spheres appear smoother or less smooth. Decreasing the resolution of the spheres will allow the scene to be drawn faster, but with reduced quality.. This setting only affects representations that draw spheres, which currently are VDW, CPK, and Licorice. The resolution has a minimum of three and a maximum of thirty. The default is set to eight. | \BOLDLISTITEM{Sphere resolution:}You can change the number of subdivisions of the spheres in JMV, making spheres appear smoother or less smooth. Decreasing the resolution of the spheres will allow the scene to be drawn faster, but with reduced quality.. This setting only affects representations that draw spheres, which currently are VDW, CPK, and Licorice. The resolution has a minimum of three and a maximum of thirty. The default is set to eight. |
| | \index{Sphere resolution} |
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| \BOLDLISTITEM{Background color:}Clicking on this button will bring up a color-selection dialog that allows you to change the color of the background of the molecule window. The dialog allows you to select colors either from a table of colors, from a Hue-Saturation-Brightness (HSB) table, or by selecting values for the Red, Green, and Blue (RGB) components. | \BOLDLISTITEM{Background color:}Clicking on this button will bring up a color-selection dialog that allows you to change the color of the background of the molecule window. The dialog allows you to select colors either from a table of colors, from a Hue-Saturation-Brightness (HSB) table, or by selecting values for the Red, Green, and Blue (RGB) components. |
| | \index{Background color} |
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| \BOLDLISTITEM{Depth cueing:}JMV allows you to add depth cueing, which is a ``fog'' that makes objects in the distance darker. This gives the scene a better sense of depth. Select the checkbox labelled ``Depth cueing'' to activate depth cueing. | \BOLDLISTITEM{Depth cueing:}JMV allows you to add depth cueing, which is a ``fog'' that makes objects in the distance darker. This gives the scene a better sense of depth. Select the checkbox labelled ``Depth cueing'' to activate depth cueing. |
| | \index{Depth cueing} |
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| \end{itemize} | \end{itemize} |