> I'll compile it in a moment... In order to view the vdw dot surface you need to use the script window: File -> Script dots on dots off color dots blue color dots none select carbon dots on
as an example > Those surfaces or often used to plot the charge density on... and this > is how chemistry students are thought what molecules look like... it > thus serves a big educational need... and educational website often > make use of applets... True, no doubt. > In addition, these feature show the Jmol website visitors what Jmol can > do, and interest people in working with the Jmol code base itself... > Keep in mind that since you can do molecular surfaces now, other types > of surfaces can be done too... Well, we are still a few steps away from rendering a complete *surface*. Currently this is a dot surface ... just dots which define the surface. There is more work to be done to turn it into a complete iso-surface. > I suggest you send a screenshot to > jmol-users@ and -developers@ and ask what interest people have rendering > of molecular and other surfaces... Never sent a screenshot from linux ... guess I can try :) > Obviously, enzyme strands etc can now be done too more easily I > expect... Is that right? I think so. The vdw dots seemed easier to implement, so I did that first. On the subject of the ribbons, I am still trying to figure out: - the math for where to place the control points - how to do a hermite cubic curve to interpolate between the control points - what representation to use to make it small & fast > > About you other question on how large the probe atom should be... making > it customizable later should not be that big a problem, and people will > ask about it if they really need it, so a fixed 1.2 Angstrom is fine > with me... OK Miguel ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Jmol-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-developers
