dot_as_sphere – see glsl

dot_color (color, default -1) controls the color of the dot representation. By default, dots assume the color of the associated atom.

dot_density (integer, default: 2) controls the density of dots taken from the surface of a sphere.

dot_hydrogens (boolean, default: on) controls whether or not dots are drawn on hydrogen atoms.

dot_lighting (boolean, default: on) controls whether or not dots are lit based on their associated surface normals. The setting has no effect when ray tracing.

dot_mode – see obsolete

dot_normals (boolean, default: on) controls whether or not dots are drawn with normals. This achieves essentially the same effect as dot_lighting, and it too has no effect when ray tracing.

dot_radius (float, default: 0.0) if greater than zero, controls the radius of dots. Otherwise, the dot radius is computed from dot_width based on the pixel size of the current viewport.

dot_solvent (boolean, default: off) controls whether we generate dots for the atomic or solvent accessible surface.

dot_width (float, default: 2.0) controls the dot width in viewport pixels.

solvent_radius – see surfaces

trim_dots (boolean, default: on) controls whether or not certain atoms are treated differently based on their ignore and exfoliate flags.