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Date: Wed Sep 29 2004 - 11:57:34 CDT
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On 29.09.2004, at 16:55, John Stone wrote:
> The VMD color scale has 1024 entries, so it should be relatively easy
> to map your colors within that range.
Ahhh... The manual says 49. That makes a lot of a difference.
> True, but a better way to do it is to only add colors which are
> "different
> enough" to justify having their own index, rather than blindly adding
> them
Of course. I could even optimize color assignments, since I know all
requested colors before writing the VMD script. Still, I'd need a few
hundred colors for some applications so I was worried by the limitation
to 49.
How does VMD use the 1024 entries internally? I suppose the first 17
correspond to the 17 named colors. But there must be others that are
used for color scales.
Konrad.
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