Oooooh, yes obviuosly "display displayed, 1.1" and "hide hidden, 1.1" does
exactly what I wanted... I have a tendency to always think about the most
difficult solution, so sorry for the silly question and thanks a lot for the
fast and useful responses!
Daniel
El 27 de julio de 2011 12:11, Angel Herráez <[email protected]> escribió:
> Hello, Daniel
>
> First of all, Jmol has "save state" and "restore state" which will most
> likely do what you need.
> Check the documentation for details.
>
> Second, your description of the problem makes me think that the result you
> see depends on
> what your page controls are doing to **hide** the protein.
> Best --and easier than the former-- is to use the "display" and "hide"
> commands, and not
> maybe "restrict" or "cartoon off". The former are easily reversible.
> So if your checkbox executes "display displayed,protein" or even "display
> all", and "hide
> hidden,protein" or even "hide all", the state is preserved.
> Otherwise, add "save state" and "restore state" commands to your actions
> and the state will
> be kept and retrieved from memory.
>
> Good luck and let us know the outcome.
>
>
>
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