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 <source lang="python">
 # rename a color
-cmd.set_color('myfavoritecolor', cmd.get_color_tuples(cmd.get_color_index('red')))
+cmd.set_color('myfavoritecolor', cmd.get_color_tuple(cmd.get_color_index('red')))
 </source>

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	See [[Set Color]] for more details and examples.		See [[Set Color]] for more details and examples.
	The colors created will be added to the end of the list of Pymol's color indices that you can view the '''get_color_indices()''' command.		The colors created will be added to the end of the list of Pymol's color indices that you can view the '''get_color_indices()''' command.
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		+	===EXAMPLES===
		+	<source lang="python">
		+	# rename a color
		+	cmd.set_color('myfavoritecolor', cmd.get_color_tuples(cmd.get_color_index('red')))
		+	</source>

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 print cmd.get_color_indices()
 </source>
-will retrieve the Pymol color names and corresponding internal color indices. The Pymol names can be used to designate color for objects, see [[Color]].
+will retrieve the Pymol color names and corresponding internal color indices. The Pymol names can be used to designate color for objects, see [[Color]].  To retrieve a single index for a specific color name, use '''[[get_color_index]]''' instead.
 <source lang="python">print cmd.get_color_tuple(index-number)</source> will retrieve individual RGB components when ''index-number'' is replaced with one of the color indices from above.
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 == See Also ==
 * [[Get_Color_Tuples]]
 * [[Iterate]]

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 In MacPyMOL, enter the new name into the MacPyMOL color editor window,
 set the RGBs, and then click Apply.
 See [[Set Color]] for more details and examples.
 == See Also ==

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 In MacPyMOL, enter the new name into the MacPyMOL color editor window,
 set the RGBs, and then click Apply.
 See [[Set Color]] for more details and examples.

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