[Jmol-users] Multiple, discontinuous models

2010-06-04 Thread Craig T Martin
Greetings,

   I've aligned a good number of different structures of T7 RNA polymerase at 
various stages of transcription and then set them all as individual models in 
one file. Thus, when I select an active site residue for example, and color it, 
it applies across models. I can then set up a radio button panel to look at 
each structure, identically arranged.

Quick question:

I'd rather use a Checkbox set and be able to overlay multiple models. With the 
Model/Frame command, I can show consecutive models (Model 1-2), but I cannot 
show random groups (Model 2, 4, 8). Is there a way to do this? I know how to do 
the Javascripting - it's the Jmol command I'm looking for.

Display/hide seems not to be able to apply to Models (intentionally, I guess)

This in Jmol 11.8.24.

Thanks,

Craig Martin
ctmar...@chem.umass.edu




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Re: [Jmol-users] Multiple, discontinuous models

2010-06-04 Thread Angel Herráez
Craig,
I'm speaking on some recollection, haven't tested this, but I think you can do 
this way:

frame all;
display */2,*/4,*/6;

There shoul also be an alternative model=n syntax of some sort.
Why do you say that display  hde do not apply to models? They should





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Re: [Jmol-users] Multiple, discontinuous models

2010-06-04 Thread Angel Herráez
Yeah, there it is:

frame all; display 1.2,1.4,1.6

or

frame all; display model=2,model=4,model=6

or

frame all; display */2,*/4,*/6


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