> Miguel,
> I was hasty in posting my question, because within the hour I
> rediscovered how I had done this in Chime, and it works fine in Jmol.
> My script syntax is: select protein; select *A; color atoms blue;
> select *B; color atoms red; (or whatever colors you wish).
> However, I now have
On 2004-09-29 (16:26) William Reusch wrote:
>However, I now have a different problem. I wanted to use this
>technique in showing the different segments of hemoglobin, but the
>pdb file for this compound appears to be too large for Jmol to
>handle. It loads in Chime, but does not display in Jmol. I
On 2004-09-29 (14:56) William Reusch wrote:
>Hello Again,
>
>When displaying structures composed of two or more peptide chains,
>e.g. insulin, the chains may be given different colors by the color
>chain command. In both Chime and Jmol the colors are designated by
>default. Is it possible to assig
On 2004-09-29 (15:17) Miguel wrote:
>Bill wrote:
>>When displaying structures composed of two or more peptide chains,
>>e.g. insulin, the chains may be given different colors by the color
>>chain command. In both Chime and Jmol the colors are designated by
>>default. Is it possible to assign other
Miguel,
I was hasty in posting my question, because within the hour I rediscovered
how I had done this in Chime, and it works fine in Jmol.
My script syntax is: select protein; select *A; color atoms blue; select
*B; color atoms red; (or whatever colors you wish).
However, I now have a diff
Bill wrote:
> When displaying structures composed of two or more peptide chains, e.g.
> insulin, the chains may be given different colors by the color chain
> command. In both Chime and Jmol the colors are designated by default. Is
> it possible to assign other colors to the chains? I have not foun
Hello Again,
When displaying structures composed of two or more peptide chains, e.g. insulin,
the chains may be given different colors by the color chain command.
In both Chime and Jmol the colors are designated by default. Is it possible
to assign other colors to the chains? I have not found
> Jan,
>
> Thanks for the great hint. I am able to figure out some ways using the
> example you gave.
>
> Could u help me in making Jmol Applet read a file on the client and
> display it. Or should i write my own code to read a file on the
> client and send it to JMol Applet. I wanted to wether t
> How can I read a pdb or cml file and give it to jmol applet instead of
> giving a file name it the param of applet tag?
The script command ´load´ will load a pdb/cml/* file off of the server
load foo.xyz # loads foo.xyz from the same directory as the .html
# page containing the applet
load ..
> Olaf is hospitalized today. What you want is:
>
> given T,
>
> what are Rx, Ry, and Rz such that
>
> Rx * Ry * Rz = T
>
> Right?
Correct! I wish I could have said that :-)
> I'll have to think about that. I'm not sure there's a unique solution.
I am sure that there is not a unique solution. B
Siv Chand Koripella wrote:
Jan,
Thanks for the great hint. I am able to figure out some ways using the
example you gave.
Could u help me in making Jmol Applet read a file on the client and
display it. Or should i write my own code to read a file on the
client and send it to JMol Applet. I wanted t
Jan,
Thanks for the great hint. I am able to figure out some ways using the
example you gave.
Could u help me in making Jmol Applet read a file on the client and
display it. Or should i write my own code to read a file on the
client and send it to JMol Applet. I wanted to wether there some kind
Egon Willighagen wrote:
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On Wednesday 29 September 2004 08:26, Siv Chand Koripella wrote:
How can I read a pdb or cml file and give it to jmol applet instead of
giving a file name it the param of applet tag?
Hi Siv, could you elaborate on the env
Siv Chand Koripella wrote:
How can I read a pdb or cml file and give it to jmol applet instead of
giving a file name it the param of applet tag?
it has to come from the same source protocol://server:port/ as the
applet, than you may load it with
zap;load ./relativePath/file.name;
e.g.
http://ww
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On Wednesday 29 September 2004 08:26, Siv Chand Koripella wrote:
> How can I read a pdb or cml file and give it to jmol applet instead of
> giving a file name it the param of applet tag?
Hi Siv, could you elaborate on the environment? I think, for app
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