Jmol developers,

I just checked in code which implements rendering of vanderwaals dot
surfaces.

After Christoph's *inspiring* report I must admit that I am somewhat less
enthusiastic about implementing the solvent accessible surface :( But the
screen rendering of vdw dot surfaces *does* look pretty good. We'll
see.;^)

Miguel

> Q1: Difficult to say. Does the fact that every decent 3D display program
>  has this stuff mean that it is important. Probably not. But who knows.
> Certainly the demo screen shots will make the JMol manual much nicer :-)
>
> Q2: By definition, the size of the solvent in which the respective
> molecule has been dissolved is relevant (surpise :-)).
> And for those molecules, for which this kind of stuff might be done, the
>  solvent is water in 99.9% of all cases, I'd say.
> This makes is less important to me to be able to change the probe size,
> but on the other hand, I have the feeling that it might be interesting
> to see how the SAS of ubiquitin looks in liquid barium :-)
>
> Sorry, not much help, I'm afraid.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Chris
>
> --
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