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Describing the behavior of width and height.

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 '''renderer =  0''' uses PyMOL's internal renderer
-'''renderer =  1''' uses PovRay's renderer.  This is Unix-only and you must have "povray" in your path.  It utilizes two temporary files: "tmp_pymol.pov" and "tmp_pymol.png". Can also work on Mac via Povray37UnofficialMacCmd but it needs to be in your path as "povray".
+'''renderer =  1''' uses PovRay's renderer.  This is Unix-only and you must have "povray" in your path.  It utilizes two temporary files: "tmp_pymol.pov" and "tmp_pymol.png". Also works on Mac via Povray37UnofficialMacCmd but it needs to be in your path as "povray".
 ==Performance==

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 '''renderer =  0''' uses PyMOL's internal renderer
-'''renderer =  1''' uses PovRay's renderer.  This is Unix-only and you must have "povray" in your path.  It utilizes two temporary files: "tmp_pymol.pov" and "tmp_pymol.png".
+'''renderer =  1''' uses PovRay's renderer.  This is Unix-only and you must have "povray" in your path.  It utilizes two temporary files: "tmp_pymol.pov" and "tmp_pymol.png". Can also work on Mac via Povray37UnofficialMacCmd but it needs to be in your path as "povray".
 ==Performance==

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 '''renderer =  0''' uses PyMOL's internal renderer
-'''renderer =  1''' uses PovRay's renderer.  This is Unix-only and you must have "x-povray" in your path.  It utilizes two temporary files: "tmp_pymol.pov" and "tmp_pymol.png".
+'''renderer =  1''' uses PovRay's renderer.  This is Unix-only and you must have "povray" in your path.  It utilizes two temporary files: "tmp_pymol.pov" and "tmp_pymol.png".
 ==Performance==

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 # See also [[Ray Tracing]].
 # [http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Color2BW Desaturation Tutorial] -- A good resource for making nice B&W images from color images (desaturation).
 ==User comments==

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 # change the color of the outline to a named color, or a hex-code
 set ray_trace_color, magenta
-set ray_trace_color, 0x0000ff
+set ray_trace_color, 0x0033ff
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 set ray_trace_mode, 1 # (or 2 or 3; best with "bg_color white;set antialias,2")
 # These two new modes -- 2 and 3 -- are cool cartoon looking modes.
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 '''angle''' and '''shift''' can be used to generate matched stereo pairs
-'''width''' and '''height''' can be set to any non-negative numbers. If both are set to zero than the current window size is used and is equivalent to just using "ray" with no arguments. If one is set to zero (or missing) while the other is non-zero and positive, then the argument set to zero (or missing) will be scaled to preserve the current aspect ratio.
+'''width''' and '''height''' can be set to any non-negative integer. If both are set to zero than the current window size is used and is equivalent to just using '''ray''' with no arguments. If one is set to zero (or missing) while the other is a positive integer, then the argument set to zero (or missing) will be scaled to preserve the current aspect ratio.
 ==PyMol API==