I went ahead and implemented the ability to delete isosurfaces. But this
code is only available through the CVS source code repository.
isosurface delete # deletes all isosurfaces
isosurface someName delete # deletes the surface named 'someName'
isosurface burnCycles 0.05 "myFile.cube.gz" dots m
> Miguel,
>
> I downloaded the preview but can't find a stereo option anywhere. Is
> it a command line thing?
It is not yet in the menus.
Use the script command
stereo on # defaults to stereo -5
stereo -8 # 8 degrees cross-eyed
stereo 4 # 4 degrees wall-eyed
stereo off
Miguel
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Ope
> The reason one may want to consider deleting a surface may be if it
> turns out that having, lets say 10 molecular orbitals with 2 polarities
> for each orbital (i.e., 20 isosurfaces) on one atomset, which one would
> like to be able to turn on/off base on a javascript
I don't understand. 20
Hi Miguel,
I have been following the development of the isosurfaces with great
interest, and it is very exciting to have the cube support!
The reason one may want to consider deleting a surface may be if it
turns out that having, lets say 10 molecular orbitals with 2 polarities
for each orbi
>> Tell me some reasonable defaults for:
>> 1. upper limit
>> 2. lower limit
>> 3. digits of precision
>
> Gosh, we did this about 12 years ago, and we worked this all out then,
> but I would have to look at it all again to tell you the answers. I dont
> know the upper limit is needed, only so
> Has Jmol.jar been updated in the same way to handle these new features?
Yes.
The Jmol application and the JmolApplet share exactly the same core.
Every feature of the applet is included in the application.
Most features of the application are included in the applet ... with the
exception of
> This is demo page for this cvs snapshot.
>
> http://chemie.skku.ac.kr/~wkpark/demos/demo/sample2.html
>
> Great!!
Very nice.
Comments/Questions:
With 4 on one page it takes a while to load.
3 of the files are compressed ... but o2h2_1_06.cube is not. It would
benefit from compression.
I see
>If noone has such a program, then *maybe* I'll do it and include it in the
>Jmol distribution. Tell me some reasonable defaults for:
> 1. upper limit
> 2. lower limit
> 3. digits of precision
Gosh, we did this about 12 years ago, and we worked this all out then,
but I would have to look at i
>>.cube file isosurfaces
>
> miguel,
>
> Is gzip compression supported? I ask because cube files can be VERY
> big.
Yes, gzip compression of .cube files is automatically supported. So you
can compress your .cube files with gzip and Jmol will read the .cube.gz
files.
This release also supports gzi
Has Jmol.jar been updated in the same way to handle these new features? All the best Nick -- WWW Pages: http://www.liv.ac.uk/Chemistry/Staff/greeves.html Tel: +44 (0)151-794-3506 (3500 secretary, 7886 voice mail)On 17 Jul 2005, at 04:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Jmol prerelease
>Jmol prerelease version 10.00.18 is now available for download from
>sourceforge:
>
> http://www.jmol.org/files
>
>This is a prerelease version that includes new and experimental features.
>Please assist in testing the functionality of these new features.
>
>.cube file isosurfaces
miguel,
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