@Angel: Thanks for the info. I'll be checking it out.
Martin
On 30.08.11 20:09, Angel Herráez wrote:
Martin, I just remembered something about PQR file loading: they are
automatically identified as such if there is a certain REMARK line; if
not, yu need the load pqr:: trick. Details are now at
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/File_formats/Coordinates#PQR
On 29 Aug 2011 at 17:22, Martin Hediger wrote:
> set propertycolorscheme "bwr"
> color property partialcharge
> How would these commands be entered in a Jmol-Script? I.e. not in the
shell.
The same. You just include those commands in your script. It may be a
text file or part of a webpage, as all scripts.
load pqr::someFile.pqr; set propertycolorscheme "bwr"; color property
partialcharge range -1.0 1.0;
Is that what you meant?
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