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From: Axel Kohlmeyer (akohlmey_at_vitae.cmm.upenn.edu)
Date: Thu Feb 23 2006 - 00:55:53 CST
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On Thu, 23 Feb 2006, Xifang Wang wrote:
XW> Hi,
XW>
XW> I'm a novice in this. I know this question (or ones similar) was
XW> posted many times. I looked all up, tried them , and still could not
XW> get it to work properly. Here's the difficulty: I had no trouble
XW> generating the .dx file and importing it into VMD using read_dx.
XW> Isosurface works well. But when I tried to use the volume data to
XW> color the surface by "Volume", I got invariably a uniform white
XW> color. I thought maybe the electronic potential was not calculated
XW> propperly. So I tried one of the demos, and I got the same uniform
XW> color. Could some advise me how to correct it?
the white surface is most likely due to the fact that your graphics
card and/or its driver do not support surface texturing. please post
the startup message from your VMD command window.
axel.
XW> Thanks a lot.
XW> Xifang
XW>
XW>
XW>
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