Hi, >Well, what an INTERESTING site. Whatever is it??? OK. I owe you a short explanation : I m a CRYSTAL software user (see www.crystal.unito.it ). This ab initio code is able to calculate the vibration modes of crystals. It is not possible to describe easily all the modes in a paper, so I used Jmol to create animations of the modes on the web (see http://www.crystal.unito.it/prtfreq/jmol.html ).
I m using a non-crystal file format (like cif) because (to my knowledge), no one allows vibration modes. =>I m using the simple XYZ format. Is it a bad idea? This time, I want to compare 3 systems that have very similar structures. => 3 Jmol applets. You have visited a "work in progress" page (no title, no authors...) that will be added to the others later. I m new in html/javascript/java, so please, do not be severe if you read the sources of my pages. I m also creating a sort of "crystal editor for XYZ file" with Jmol. Thanks a lot for all your emails and especially for the http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/ : A mine of ideas! I have a ton of questions but I don t want to flood everybody with very specific problems. (even if it may help someone) thanks Bob, for your very direct method. Bye Yves >Nice to see an application that really uses aspects of the prototype >that would be >unthinkable with 10.2. Wow! > >I was thinking that there's an even more direct method of synchronizing >two applets. > >What about this? > > jmolScript(jmolGetProperty("orientationInfo","info",0).moveTo,1) > >In other words, "get the moveTo command from applet 0 and send it to >applet 1". > >Just like that! > > >Bob _______________________________________________ Jmol-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-users
