Stick transparency - Revision history

Cchem: 1 revision

2018-08-20T02:21:38Z

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== Overview ==

The setting "stick_transparency" allows one to set the degree of transparency for stick objects, independent of all other objects. Allowable values range from 0 (fully opaque) to 1 (fully transparent, i.e. invisible).

==Usage==
<source lang="python">
set stick_transparency, F, objectname
set_bond stick_transparency, F, selection
</source>
where '''F''' is a floating point number in the range ''[0.0 - 1.0]'', and '''objectname''' is the object to apply the changes to. If ObjectName is omitted, then the transparency of all stick representations will be changed.

To apply this setting to a selection, use "set_bond" syntax
<source lang="python">
set_bond stick_transparency, 0.7, */n+c+ca+o
</source>

For the value of ''F''=1.0 sticks will be completely transparent/invisible and for ''F''=0.0 sticks are solid/opaque.

== Examples ==

<source lang="python">
set stick_transparency, 0.50 # Makes sticks 50-percent transparent
</source>

Open the images to actually see the details!
<gallery>
Image:Stick_trans_zero.png|sticks with no transparency
Image:Stick_trans_50.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency
Image:Stick_trans_90.png|sticks with 0.9 transparency
</gallery>

== Note ==

Stick transparency works best with "unilayer" transparency (Setting menu > transparency > Unilayer) rather than "multilayer", which leads to odd artifacts where the sticks join.

<gallery>
Image:Stick_trans_50-multi.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency and multilayer transparency
</gallery>

[[Category:Settings|Stick transparency]]
[[Category:Sticks]]

Bell: 7 revisions

2014-03-28T03:56:00Z

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Pavel: /* Usage */

2014-01-09T21:33:53Z

Usage

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== Overview ==

The setting "stick_transparency" allows one to set the degree of transparency for stick objects, independent of all other objects. Allowable values range from 0 (fully opaque) to 1 (fully transparent, i.e. invisible).

==Usage==
<source lang="python">
set stick_transparency, F, objectame
set_bond stick_transparency, F, selection
</source>
where '''F''' is a floating point number in the range ''[0.0 - 1.0]'', and '''objectname''' is the object to apply the changes to. If ObjectName is omitted, then the transparency of all stick representations will be changed.

To apply this setting to a selection, use "set_bond" syntax
<source lang="python">
set_bond stick_transparency, 0.7, */n+c+ca+o
</source>

For the value of ''F''=1.0 sticks will be completely transparent/invisible and for ''F''=0.0 sticks are solid/opaque.

== Examples ==

<source lang="python">
set stick_transparency, 0.50 # Makes sticks 50-percent transparent
</source>

Open the images to actually see the details!
<gallery>
Image:Stick_trans_zero.png|sticks with no transparency
Image:Stick_trans_50.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency
Image:Stick_trans_90.png|sticks with 0.9 transparency
</gallery>

== Note ==

Stick transparency works best with "unilayer" transparency (Setting menu > transparency > Unilayer) rather than "multilayer", which leads to odd artifacts where the sticks join.

<gallery>
Image:Stick_trans_50-multi.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency and multilayer transparency
</gallery>

[[Category:Settings|Stick transparency]]
[[Category:Sticks]]

Ojganesh: /* Examples */

2008-04-28T16:41:18Z

Examples

Ojganesh: /* Settings */

2008-04-28T16:40:35Z

Settings

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== Overview ==

The setting "stick_transparency" allows one to set the degree of transparency for stick objects, independent of all other objects. Allowable values range from 0 (fully opaque) to 1 (fully transparent, i.e. invisible).

==Usage==
<source lang="python">
set stick_transparency, F, selection
</source>
where '''F''' is a floating point number in the range ''[0.0 - 1.0]'', where '''selection''' is the selected surface to apply the change to (for examples, see below).

For the value of ''F'', 1.0 will be an invisible and 0.0 a completely solid surface.

if selection is omitted, then the transparency of all stick representations will be changed.

== Examples ==
Open the images to actually see the details!
<gallery>
Image:Stick_trans_zero.png|sticks with no transparency
Image:Stick_trans_50.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency
Image:Stick_trans_90.png|sticks with 0.9 transparency
</gallery>

== Note ==

Stick transparency works best with "unilayer" transparency (Setting menu > transparency > Unilayer) rather than "multilayer", which leads to odd artifacts where the sticks join.

<gallery>
Image:Stick_trans_50-multi.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency and multilayer transparency
</gallery>

[[Category:Settings|Stick transparency]]

Tstout at 23:25, 24 September 2006

2006-09-24T23:25:25Z

Tstout at 23:21, 24 September 2006

2006-09-24T23:21:34Z

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