On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 08:56:02AM +0800, Chris Pudney wrote:
G'day,
When the picking mode is one of distance, angle or torsion
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/docs/#.set%20(picking) would
it
be possible to have measurement rendered on the structure (rather than
just
echoed to the console) both during and at the completion of the pick? A
few users have expressed a preference for using a picking-style of
interaction (left-click x N) for making measurements rather than the
standard style (double-click, left-click x N-2, double-click).
So, for example, the user would set the picking mode to angle,
left-click
three atoms and an angle measurement would be rendered on the structure.
A
dynamic rendering of the angle would also be displayed as the three
clicks
are made just as in the standard angle measurement.
Being able to select the picking mode from the pop-up menu would also be
useful in this context.
There would be no change to the current means of making measurements -
this
would just be an additional way of doing it.
Thanks,
Chris.
I'm a Jmol newbie. Could someone please explain this to me? Is it about
the stand-alone apllication or using the jmol.js applet?
It is about both the Jmol application and the JmolApplet
(Jmol.js is a JavaScript library that helps build web pages using the
JmolApplet)
In the use of jmol/js in web application, the right click menu has an
item for defing the units of measurements.
Correct, this is for the units.
However, I can not figure out
how to display bond legths and bond angles on the molecule image. Is
that possible? Is Chris' message above anything to do with this?
Double click, optionally single click 0, 1, or 2 times, Double click
After your first double-click the cursor will change and then you can
'hover' over several different atoms to get different distances.
Move outside the applet to cancel the measurement.
For a distance measurment:
double click to drop an anchor
double click on the destination
for an angle measurement:
double click to drop an anchor
single click on an intermediate point
double click on the final point
for a torsion measurement:
double click to drop anchor
single click
single click
double click
Miguel
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