Ah, yes. I was thinking about movies as well. An interesting aspect of this
is the undo/redo capability -- there are two buffers, and you can back up
and "re-write" the steps in a forward motion again. It definitely is the
basis for a "story-board" approach to making animations. But it will take
so
Bob, the docking and modeling abilities are great.
I think with users issuing a write statement in the console at various points
while doing the docking that this would allow a way to save some of the
intermediates as models so ultimately an animation of the movements can be
replayed forward or
Bob and all:
In 1991-92, I was just getting into molecular modeling while on sabbatical at
UNC Chapel Hill. While there I got to know Fred Brooks in the computer science
department. He had obtained manipulator arms from one of the National Labs
(used to operate from the outside of a closed en
Right, you need the signed applet. Click the link there in that example
text.
On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 10:00 AM, Mio_libero wrote:
> When I try to load a smile string i receive this message error from Jmol
> script ERROR: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
> (java.net.SocketPermi
When I try to load a smile string i receive this message error from Jmol
script ERROR: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.net.SocketPermission cheminfo.informatics.indiana.edu:80
connect,resolve)
load >> "$CC11(C)C" <<
What happens?
Pino
Il 28/05/2010 4
It's been a VERY good week. First we get a working model kit for Jmol, and
now SMILES to 3D:
>From the application or SIGNED applet:
load SMILES "CC1C(C)c...@h]coc(=O)C1"
or, simply,
load $CC1C(C)c...@h]coc(=O)C1
($ indicates SMILES, like = indicates PDB)
and
print load("$")
or
Var x =
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