This is an awesome addition to Jmol. Thanks again Bob!
I’m curious if there is any advantage to using STL ASCII over STL Binary? I
have not found a difference with processing these formats in our 3D Printer
software applications.
Vin
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Vincent F. Scalfani, Ph.D.
Science and Engineering
Hello,
I have seen many great incorporations of JSmol in chemical databases and web
pages. However, I am curious if anyone has incorporated JSmol into an
Institutional Repository (e.g. Dspace)?
Thanks!
Vin
Vincent F. Scalfani, Ph.D.
Science and Engineering Librarian, University Libraries
Dear Christian:
I use the set exportScale. Somewhere in the 10-20 range seems to work well for
3D printing sizes. Not sure if you can set exact dimensions.
Example:
set exportScale (10.0)
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Vincent F. Scalfani, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Science and Engineering
Thanks Bob,
We did include Jmol briefly in Scheme 1 and the supporting info. ☺ Actually now
I see a mistake in Scheme 1, it should also have .cif to .wrl with Jmol, not
just .pdb to .wrl.
That work was actually done a year ago (J. Chem. Ed is very slow….) before we
discovered Jmol as a great
wrote:
5 Sep 2014, 9:12, Robert Hanson wrote:
On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 8:29 AM, Scalfani, Vincent
vfscalf...@ua.edumailto:vfscalf...@ua.edu
wrote:
P.S. An STL writer in Jmol would be AWESOME!
show me the spec.
The info I see for STL in Wikipedia speaks only of triangles. We'd
need
Hello,
Bob's recent Jmol update email reminded me that many of you may be interested
in our little project of using Jmol to batch convert crystal structures from
the COD into 3D printable files (.wrl and .stl). We are working with the RSC to
develop an online repository for these files.
Here
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