Hi Chris
I am not sure, but I recall that there may be a difference between internal
model number and sequential model number in Jmol frame or model
commands.
Check the docs and, in any case, try using number 3 (27 could be 1, first
model, so 29 is 3)
Hola Angel,
you seem to be
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Hi All,
When I enter a command in the console, it is no longer echoed in the output
section of the console. This started occurring about two days ago. Any
ideas as to what caused this effect?
Karl
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According to this link:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/external_interface.html
an Adobe Flash component can call javascript.
So since it's the case that javascript can invoke JMol (correct?), isn't it the
case that any web application which can call a Flash component can also call
Well, we have deployed an internal web page that feeds data to Jmol applets
from a Flex app*, which is rendered to HTML as a Flash movie, so I think
the answer to your question is yes, although we have not attempted to embed
Jmol within the Flash component itself.
-Tom
* It reads our
Hi Thomas -
Yes - that's exactly what I was looking for. !!!
I have a presentation to make at SAP's TechEd2008 in Las Vegas early
September.
If I could lean on you a little before that, please let me know via email at:
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Thanks very much again for the prompt reply.
Best
Thanks to Chris Weichengerger and Angel Herraez for the insights in
thread Load command and NMR structures, regarding multiple model
ensembles that lack a model numbered 1.
How would I render the first model opaque and the second to Nth
models translucent, in ensembles lacking model 1?
Hi Eric, how are you doing?
I had a suspicion and have just tried it: you can select model=1.1, so:
select all; color atoms translucent;
select model=1.1; color atoms opaque;
does what you want
Oh, and you can also do select model1.5 to get all but the first 5 models
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On 28 Jul 2008 at 13:54, Thomas Stout wrote:
Oh, those are very good! I quite like that set
Kalzium is a periodic table viewer, so perhaps not that confusing?
The Jmol J is an even better idea -- well done! :)
-Tom
PS - Enjoy a well-earned holiday!
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Angel Herráez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Angel proudly presents...
Jmol new look!
Now I deserve my summer holidays, having done my quota of Jmol :-)
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