Bob,
I've been playing with your code suggestions that involve using
the "translateselected" command. The problem I'm having is that it seems
there can't be more than one occurrence of a symmetry operation but with
different translations. E.g., it seems to be impossible to have both a
Thanks Bob!
That looks like a much more efficient way of doing things.
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Well, this web site http://macxray.chem.upenn.edu/gam/9129b.html is
still using 11.0.2, so that won't help. You need to download 11.1.39.
I think what the problem is is that you are trying to use "symop=3555"
and it is not what you think it is. Your page suggests that what you
want to do is show
Bob,
I'm also getting some similar weird behavior - if I
explicitly select 3555 it appears where 3666 should be AND 3444
appears where 3555 should be.
BUT now I can't seem to get the same behavior with the
buttons on my webpage! I'm confused??
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Patrick J. Carroll wrote:
>Bob,
> I'm trying to work through your suggestions about using "display",
>but meanwhile, I've noticed some other strange behavior. On that same page,
>
> http://macxray.chem.upenn.edu/gam/9129b.html
>
>when I try to add a molecule by using symm
Bob,
I'm trying to work through your suggestions about using "display",
but meanwhile, I've noticed some other strange behavior. On that same page,
http://macxray.chem.upenn.edu/gam/9129b.html
when I try to add a molecule by using symmetry operation no. 3 (center of
They are all already connected; that's not the problem. The problem is with:
"cpk 0; wireframe 0; select none; select symop="+whichSymmetry()+"; cpk 15%;
wireframe 0.10;"
You are turning on and off atoms using cpk and wireframe instead of just
display. What you want is something like:
"displa
I need some scripting help (Again!) I've been writing pages
to draw unit cell packing diagrams. Sometimes an added symop should
be bonded to an already-displayed one. For example, in
http://macxray.chem.upenn.edu/gam/9129b.html
if you add symmetry operation -x, -y, -z wi
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