Glad the solution suited you, Jon
The general way of finding problems with scripted buttons and such is to
copy the script and paste it one command at a time in the console.
There you easily see if the command works and any errors that show up.
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On Sep 30, 2008, at 11:56 AM, Angel Herráez wrote:
> Yes! geosurface does not accept the surface id. Check the doc.
That did it!
> jmolButton("hide hidden or *:A;", "Hide")
And that does it even better-- many thanks, Angel.
-Jon Binkley
Hi Jon
"select none" should work; being in a button is meaningless. Unless there
has been an error and the script has being terminated. Check the console
or the Java console for errors.
Yes! geosurface does not accept the surface id. Check the doc.
Anyway, you have an easier solution that invol
Hi,
I have a "hide" button encoded thusly:
jmolButton("select *:A; hbonds off; spacefill off; backbone off;
wireframe off; trace off; slab off; ribbons off; cartoons off; label
off; isoSurface surfA off; dots off; geoSurface surfA off; select
none;", "Hide")
This hides chain 'A' as expecte
Small additions to Bob's reply:
> The cavities are totally created within Jmol. No additional program.
The command is "isosurface", with "cavity" keyword
> Animations. 100 PDB files is not a problem. You can either load them
> as one file
Or load them one file at a time, using "load append"
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