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Warm hues for transition metals (contrast with blue iso)
The default iso-surface shading is blue; CPK/Jmol's standard colors for
4d/5d transition metals (Rh `#0a7d8c`, Pd `#006985`, Mo `#54b5b5`, Ti
`#bfc2c7`, Hf `#4dc2ff`, Ta `#4da6ff`, W `#2194d6`, Re `#267dab`, Os
`#266696`, Ir `#175487`, etc.) are blue/teal/gray and visually merge
with the iso. Repalette these to warm hues (red/orange/yellow/pink)
that contrast with both the iso *and* each other.
Diverges from CPK convention but ELvis isn't a chemistry-publication
viewer — legibility against the surface beats Jmol-fidelity. Bi
(purple), Fe (orange), Co (pink), N (blue), O (red), S (yellow), Cl
(green) keep their canonical colors since those don't conflict.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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