Thank you very much, it does exactly what I need
All the best,
Romuald Poteau
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You need to select back the whole model "select all" prior changing the view to
wireframe.
Le 24 mai 2010 à 18:56, Maurice Schroff a écrit :
> Hello,
> sorry for asking again but I don´t know how my problem could be solved. I
> created a web page with animations, using html code.
> I created a
no automatic way, but it would be a simple enough Jmol script.
Var atoms = {*}
Var n = atoms.length
Var minDistance = 3.0 # perhaps
for (Var i = 1; i <= n; i++) {
Var a = atoms[i]
for (Var j = i + 1; j <= n; j++) {
Var b = atoms[j]
if (b.distance(a) < minDistance) {
for (Var k
Hello,
sorry for asking again but I don´t know how my problem could be solved. I
created a web page with animations, using html code.
I created a menu for different model types (wireframe, cpk..) and also
checkboxes to highlight some atoms. Now this is what is happening. I ticked
one checkbox on t
right.
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:45 AM, Philip Bays wrote:
> Bob:
>
> This is really great. Thanks!! I now have a small page set up and am
> looking toward a larger project using it.
>
> I would think that the applet would work with any drawing applet, as long
> as you can get the smiles str
Bob:
This is really great. Thanks!! I now have a small page set up and am looking
toward a larger project using it.
I would think that the applet would work with any drawing applet, as long as
you can get the smiles string and the non-stereochemical smiles string out of
the applet. Is tha
Dear jmol users,
I am working on clusters, which exhibit polyhedra structures not always
easy to represent with balls and sticks.
David Wales, at the origin of several papers on the topic of
nanclusters, has adopted the representation that can be seen for
example at :
http://physchem.ox.ac.uk/~
Unbelievable, but true. Where you define the menu, you have
Hello,
oh okay quite simple.
I tried to create a drop down menu as you described in you book using teh
html code:
var x = new Array()
x[0]=["spacefill off; wireframe on", "wireframe"]
x[1]=["spacefill 30%; wirefra
You cannot use that syntax
select atomNo=4,8,11,17,14,6
You must use
select atomNo=4,atomNo=8,atomNo=11,atomNo=17,atomNo=14,atomNo=6
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Hello,
I have got another problem this time. I wanted to select all equatorial
atoms of cyclohexane and all equatorial via checkboxes. I tried it with this
source code:
jmolCheckbox("select elemNo=1; color lime;", "select *; color cpk;",
"Highlight an equatorial H atom");
jmolCheckbox("sel
Yes. Otis and I figured that out last night. It has been two years since I
wrote code and my old brain is slow recalling the details. Thanks all.
I did discover what my multiple browsers respond to:-(
Phil
On May 24, 2010, at 12:02 AM, Robert Hanson wrote:
> Phil, you SURE you have assigned
Maurice, as far as I know Liveweb will just display inside Powerpoint
whatever webpage you have.
>From your description, I'm not sure exactly what your problem is, but
I don't think Jmol has anything to do with it.
On the other hand, I find that using Liveweb is not worth the bother.
I'd sugge
Hello,
As i tried to embed Jmol in a website and then using the LiveWeb Add-In for
powerpoint to show this website I noticed that the background of the page
which is the energy diagram of cyclohexane in its different konformations
was not displayed.
So sees anybody a chance to embed real Jmol in
Two cents from this side of the Atlantic:
function newProblem(){
document.getElementById("JME").reset();
}
reset that
reset
that
All work in Firefox/Win and Safari/Win
Curiously, Firefox is clever (or stupid?) enough to also accept JME.reset()
despite I am not
using a "name"
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