With the Double-Click-Drag binding ability that Bob added, drag binding
variations without modifier keys on the iPad become more feasible. Since the
Double-Click-Drag is easy to do with a mouse also, you don't really need
separate instructions for iPad and keyboard usage.
I've only tested this on Mac and iPad Safari. I'm interested in how the
following works on other browsers and platforms. I'm especially interested in
behavior on touch screens other than iPad.
1) Go to http://chemagic.com/JSmolVMK.htm
2) On the load page, "duplicate" the default model.
3) Click the move button to go to the move screen.
I hope the move screen instructions are sufficient in explaining individual
model translation, rotation, and conformation rotation. At present, I need to
switch conformation rotation on/off with page links. But I really think some of
the mouse bindings that Bob created will allow removal of this on/of switch
link. That would lead to total control of small models with mouse or touch. You
can't get much closer to the old Prentice Hall models than that.
I don't have the page set up for convenient shift to wireframe rotation, but
that will improve iPad speed.
Any testing of the above points would be appreciated.
Otis
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Otis Rothenberger
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http://chemagic.com
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