yes, and I'd like some of your stuff, as well, Dean, to display. Anything
you can offer in terms of free-running symmetry scripts would be fabulous.
I'll be helping to coordinate the small-molecule animation/script additions
to the database, so let me know if you want anything.
Others -- speaking of which, if you have small-molecule or crystallographic
scripts that you would like to contribute, just say the word.
Bob
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 2:55 PM, Dean Johnston <djohnsto...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Is there anywhere to get more details info (source, binaries) for the
> "Molecular Playground" setup? I looked at the web site, but the details are
> sparse. I'd love to set something like this up here.
>
> Dean
>
>
> On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 2:02 PM, Jonathan Gutow <gu...@uwosh.edu> wrote:
>
>> This looks cool...I'm going to see if I can convince my School to set
>> something up.
>>
>> Jonathan
>> On Sep 27, 2011, at 10:55 AM, Robert Hanson wrote:
>>
>> > Over the past few days I've been doing some major refactoring of Jmol
>> 12. The changes should be transparent, but the overall effect should be
>> significant.
>> >
>> > All core java.awt and java.swing references are now made from within
>> org.jmol.awt or org.jmol.export (where all the file dialogs are).
>> org.jmol.console, org.jmol.modelkit, and org.jmol.viewer.MouseManager14.java
>> (now Mouse.java) have all been moved into org.jmol.awt. This is in
>> preparation for Mario Kosmiskas integrating his Jmol Android and NET apps
>> into core Jmol. Both Android and NET will be separate Java/C## projects
>> (within the Jmol Sourceforge project) that link to the Jmol project, so
>> developers not interested in those won't need the Android SDK.
>> >
>> > In addition, I've been working with Adam Williams at U-Mass Amherst on
>> adding JSON-protocol NIO socket and "kiosk" capability to the Jmol app. What
>> this means is that you will be able to start Jmol in kiosk mode, which
>> basically makes the application look like the applet (an undecorated black
>> square) that can be projected onto a wall. By specifying a port number on
>> the Jmol command line, you will be able to communicate with Jmol via that
>> port essentially like applets communicate with each other using SYNC
>> commands. Adam has written a Kinect-driven "host" that takes this Jmol app
>> as its client. Jmol listens asynchronously on the port for raw mouse
>> motions, script commands, and SYNC messages using a simple JSON protocol,
>> and reports back to the host when a script has completed. Adam has installed
>> this at U-Mass Amherst as the Molecular Playground
>> http://molecularPlayground.org and we are currently installing a version
>> of this at St. Olaf.
>> >
>> > So maybe the theme for the week is "from small to large -- Jmol on cell
>> phones and in public spaces."
>> >
>> > Bob
>> >
>> >
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