Cool.
This is exactly what I've been doing (work-in-progress)
http://clavius.bc.edu/~pappy/clotelab/localmove/getResults.php?id=739333987<http://clavius.bc.edu/%7Epappy/clotelab/localmove/getResults.php?id=739333987>
Except, I look for 'newOrientation' and only update on that. Seems to be a
little bit faster.
I've tested on the latest Firefox and Opera in winXP.
_jason
>> This, of course, is rather inflexible. With Jmol, synchronization is
>> carried out using a JavaScript timer:
>>
>> In this way, one has far more control over the outcome than what Chime
>> could do (I think). True, it's a bit more involved, but it registers
>> ANY
>> orientation change (spinning, for example), not just those generated
>> with the mouse. I think an argument could be made that this is exactly
>> what JavaScript is for.
>>
>> See http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/compare2.htm
>>
>> I'm interested if this works on all browsers. I only tested it on a PC
>> running Windows with Firefox.
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