On 07/16/2014 08:19 AM, Rzepa, Henry S wrote: > There are still a few functions of Jmol that simply run too slowly in JSmol > for Java-Jmol to be phased out just yet (generating .jvxl surfaces from > large cube files for example) but I suspect that day is going to have to > come. It might be useful to us all for a list of functions such as .jvxl > surface generation which simply cannot map to JSmol to be created? > > Has anyone got any other suggestions for operations that really require Jmol? > I can't name specific operations but generally the number of atoms loaded is critical. But the range here is very wide, depending on hardware, operating system, browser and the current state of the running browser (e.g.: RAM available, other tasks, number of tabs). On some systems it is fine until about 5000 atoms and then it is getting worse until you can't really work interactively with the mouse anymore. On other systems the limit is around 50000 atoms (at least in a browser started freshly). And on my new MacBook Pro I can even work with about 400000 atoms in Safari, although rotation and zoom are already quite sluggish.
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