>Oops... my apologies. I was wondering about it, but in Dutch your name sounds
> feminine... my mistake.
Apologies accepted. :-))
Where is the project based? In USA, Europe?
Robert Bradley lives in the US of A. (http://www.aeiveos.com/~bradbury/index.html)
He is closely involved with the Foresight Institute and one of a small number of people actually promoting the development of molecular nanotechnology (or molecular manufacturing).
The [EMAIL PROTECTED] server is based in Italy. At the moment it is a rather loose group of interested people, but we hope to set up an American based non-profit organisation and we hope to get the co-operation of research groups both commercial and non-commercial.
>> I would be grateful Miguel if you could give me more details about this
>> new 3D engine you are working on. It would help me defending our
>> possible co-operation to the other critical project members.
>> Especial points of interest for us are:
>> 1. Speed! The, as ever, big Java question. Will the engine be able to handle thousands even tens-of-thousands of atoms?
>I've opened the three files you send with v8: > file 1 - 2596 atoms - 45ms > file 2 - 6165 atoms - 64ms > file 3 - 8297 atoms - 146ms
> I can't explain the non-linearity... moreover, this is with the old engine..
>> 2. How far is the development of the new 3D engine >> 3. A list of capabilities would be helpful, present and possible future >> ones.
A demo can be found in the subdirs of http://jmol.sf.net/demo/
I will inform you if I need more detailed info. At the moment it suffices I think.
Thanks.
Val�re
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