Jonathan,
Very nice page indeed.
I once made a page with gaussian calculated AO's, and found that a 3p
orbital had some of the 2p mixed in, resulting in too many nodal planes.
A problem which you managed to avoid.
http://cheminf.cmbi.ru.nl/wetche/organic/srm1j/index.html
On top of Miguels suggestion to add a 'translucent' option I'd like to
point at the 'slab on;slab 50' command to remove the front half of the
displayed surface.
Hens
Is anyone interested in a perl script that generates a web page using
jmol to view multiple selectable isosurfaces/orbitals?
An example of the kind of page it generates may be seen at:
http://www.uwosh.edu/faculty_staff/gutow/Orbitals/Cl/Cl_AOs.html
The perl script is a bit of a rough and ready job. I am hoping to
eventually make something (maybe Java) that my students can use to
post rotatable orbitals as part of web posters I have them make of
their in-class calculations.
I also wonder if something like the page linked above should be added
to the examples pages on the main Jmol site? There is no examples of
surfaces there yet.
Jonathan
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