A paper that may be worth reading in this respect:
* (2008) Adapting a single-user, single-display molecular
visualization application for use in a multi-user, multi-display
environment.
http://www.cliftonforlines.com/papers/2008_forlines_molvis.pdf
(now linked from MultiUser_Jmol and
Dean, try http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/syncstereo.htm
I know for your use you need the table cells centered -- some
experimentation there will be necessary.
The new command is:
sync * stereo
files are in http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/Jmol-11.zip
Bob
You're too fast! I just got my single applet version working (I think - we
don't have a GeoWall setup here). Centering/aligning shouldn't be a problem
if I can properly detect the window width and position using CSS. Thanks!
Dean
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 3:16 PM, Robert Hanson [EMAIL
OK, do let me know how that goes. I have a setup here I'm supposed to
try Jmol on as well.
In the mean time, I'll think about the possibility of using one applet
to transmit screen buffers to two different applet windows. Sort of a
dummy applet idea. You would do all control on one, but the
Oh, I see. That's easy!
Just turn sync off, rotate one model -5 degrees around the Y axis
(rotate y -5), and then turn mouse syncing back on.
They will now track properly as stereo images.
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 9:22 PM, Dean Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob,
I guess I was asking if
I'm not sure it's that easy - I agree that rotating one model as you
describe would give you stereo perspective initially. But as soon as you
rotate the model(s) you destroy the difference in perspective. For example,
if I have two parallel lines pointing directly at the viewer, to give
Dean, you need to use stereo, not sync. Sync will certainly drive the
viewer nuts -- there will be a slight delay between eyes. George
Lisensky has used Jmol with GeoWall -- ask him how he does it. I'm
pretty sure you just make the applet or application 2048 pixels wide
and then direct the left
Bob,
I guess I was asking if the sync command could be modified (feature
request!) such that two different perspectives could be shown in two
different applets. (I realize that the delay might be an issue, but in my
testing on my computer it wasn't noticeable - FYI, I only have syncMouse on.
If
Jmol users,
I've had a request to make my Jmol pages work with a GeoWall-type setup.
(If you're not familiar with GeoWall (www.geowall.org), it's a low-cost
stereo projection system. You setup a computer with a dual-head video card,
two projectors with polarizing filters, and align the two
Jmol users,
I've had a request to make my Jmol pages work with a GeoWall-type setup.
(If you're not familiar with GeoWall
(http://www.geowall.orgwww.geowall.org), it's a low-cost stereo projection
system. You setup a computer with a dual-head video card, two projectors
with polarizing
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 8:42 AM, Rzepa, Henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I request this occasionally. The dual head video card (NVidia Quadro 5X0)
supports the quad buffered stereo openGL
standards,but Jmol does not as I understand. There are other alternatives
that do, ie Pymol, VMD,
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