Transparency in molecular representations could allow comparisons between large geometries such as proteins and nanotubes in chemical reactions, optimisations etc.
For entire representations, it's fairly easy to allow transparency by adding:
transparent: true, opacity: alpha
to the THREE material's arguments. However, a bit more effort would be needed to control individual atoms, but I can't think of a situation where varying transparencies could be useful.
For now, if it seems useful, I can add an opacity option for balls_and_sticks and isosurfaces.
Transparency in molecular representations could allow comparisons between large geometries such as proteins and nanotubes in chemical reactions, optimisations etc.
For entire representations, it's fairly easy to allow transparency by adding: transparent: true, opacity: alpha to the THREE material's arguments. However, a bit more effort would be needed to control individual atoms, but I can't think of a situation where varying transparencies could be useful.
For now, if it seems useful, I can add an opacity option for balls_and_sticks and isosurfaces.