My point was that you can easily create a CIF with Perl or anything else
that Jmol will parse *for the information in the ATOM/HETATM/CONECT lines*,
which is what it sounded like you were saying. You did not refer to
specific REMARK records. Some of those are more involved.
Basically you just add
Another place you can park files online, free (as long as they have
something to do with bioinformatics) is bioinformatics.org. Create a
free account, then apply for a free project page.
Example:
http://www.bioinformatics.org/firstglance/fgij/localPDBFiles/bilagram.pdb.gz
Eric
On 1/29/15 4:19
Hello, Brenton,
If I understand your question, this is something that FirstGlance in
Jmol has supported for many years. The goal was for an educator to make
a webpage with a list of molecules. Each one would have a link that
showed the molecule in FirstGlance. Instructions are here:
http://bio
On 01/29/2015 06:21 PM, Robert Hanson wrote:
> I guess it must have to do with what you mean by "etc"?? Maybe I did not
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I guess it must have to do with what you mean by "etc"?? Maybe I did not
understand your original question:
*Hi all, I am looking for a replacement for the PDB format that offers the
same options like predefined atom numbers, atom names, residue names etc.
after loading into Jmol. But witho
On 01/28/2015 08:23 PM, Robert Hanson wrote:
> In terms of parsers for *all *the information in an mmCIF file, there are
> several out there. I happen to think Jmol's is the best. It's
> Java/JavaScript; there are C++ versions as well. Basically, when you load
> JSmol, you have a complete CIF pars
At least in Google Drive, your (personal) URL link will not work, you
need to first "share" the file to "anyone that has the link" and then
copy the link for downloading as Bob pointed out, rather than the
link to view the file.
Otherwise, maybe other services are easier for direct links. I use
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