Hi Bob,

OK, have checked this. Sorry it took a while.

Not fixed in 11.1.27:
Isosurface is created but not shown.
Hydrogen bonds created and appear, but not rendered as per additional commands (i.e., thicker, black).

Fixed in 11.27:
Backbone does seem to get turned off appropriately now.
Background applet color is reproduced correctly.

Frieda



On Mar 24, 2007, at Mar 24, 6:03 PM, Bob Hanson wrote:

Frieda, can you verify that these are or are not fixed in 11.1.27, please.

On 3/21/07, Frieda Reichsman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


On Mar 21, 2007, at 2:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
from the Jmol application (not applet):
write state "somefile.spt"
then, at your leisure:
script "somefile.spt"

should get you back EXACTLY where you left off. If it doesn't I want to
know!

A couple of things that were not reproduced exactly with write state in Jmol
11.1.18:

- background applet color was black instead of white.
- incomplete rendering of hydrogen bonds created/modified with the connect command - backbone trace applied through most of the model was extended into an area where it had not been present, when the state script was called after a script that had the entire backbone in trace (i.e., it did not turn the trace off in that area. I don't know whether a state script is intended to work from a "blank slate" or whether it should be able to follow any other
script.)
- problem with isosurface, I think it did not appear. I know I wound up
putting it in by hand.

Frieda



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