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Try a different viewer such as Tachyon. For interactive use:

 pic.show(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

and for saving to a file:

pic.save(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

This viewer accepts floating-point point sizes such as 0.5. (Jmol rounds to integer sizes, as you noticed.)

Try a different viewer such as Tachyon. For interactive use:

 pic.show(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

and for saving to a file:

pic.save(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

This viewer accepts floating-point point point3d sizes such as 0.5. (Jmol rounds to integer sizes, as you noticed.)

Try a different viewer such as Tachyon. For interactive use:

 pic.show(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

and for saving to a file:

pic.save(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

This viewer accepts floating-point point3d sizes such as 0.5. .

(Jmol rounds to integer sizes, as you noticed.)

Try a different viewer such as Tachyon. For interactive use:

 pic.show(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

and for saving to a file:

pic.save(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

This viewer accepts floating-point point3d sizes such as 0.5.

(Jmol (The Jmol viewer rounds to integer sizes, as you noticed.)

Try a different viewer such as Tachyon. For interactive use:

 pic.show(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

and for saving to a file:

pic.save(figsize=20, viewer='tachyon')

This viewer accepts floating-point point3d sizes such as 0.5.

(The Jmol viewer rounds truncates to integer sizes, as you noticed.)