Hello!

I am developing the web site that allows to see interactively
macromolecular structures. I use Jmol/JmolApplet for this purpose and I'm
very impressed by the program.

But I have noted one drawback in the 'monitor' command. If my PDB file
looks as in the example below:

>HEADER
>ATOM      9  N   VAL L   2      48.846  46.436  69.577  1.00 15.18
>ATOM     10  CA  VAL L   2      49.050  45.060  69.985  1.00 12.92
>ATOM     11  C   VAL L   2      47.789  44.490  69.366  1.00 11.92
>ATOM     12  O   VAL L   2      46.695  44.982  69.583  1.00  3.87
>ATOM     13  CB  VAL L   2      49.051  44.935  71.545  1.00 13.90
>ATOM     14  CG1 VAL L   2      49.184  43.485  71.940  1.00 14.02
>ATOM     15  CG2 VAL L   2      50.215  45.714  72.150  1.00 11.16
>END

When I click on any, let's say, of CG atoms I see in console:
$
 Atom: CG1 14 VAL 2 Chain:L
 Atom: CG2 15 VAL 2 Chain:L
 and this is expected.

When I try to use command 'monitor' to draw a distance line:
$ monitor 14 15
 ScriptException: bad atom number
   ScriptLine: monitor 14 15
I receive an error (see above).

 1).    I believe Jmol renumbers consequently all atoms in the PDB file
 starting from 1. But it makes very difficult the use of the 'monitor'
 command. A lot of PDB files do not start from 1, some other ones have gaps,

 etc . The user has to renumber atoms in PDB file in order to able to use
'monitor'.


 2). The Jmol  command "color monitor" select only one color, if there are
 different types of atom contacts in protein, I need to have many colors
 for connecting atoms with lines and  labels in one image.

 3). Chime remove the monitor line and distance by giving the command
 "monitor" with selecting pair of atoms a second time, how to make it in Jmol.


Could you advise me if there is any way to fix this problems?


Thank you in advance.

Regards,
Sergey Gerzon

-- Gerzon Sergey
Department of Plant Sciences
Weizmann Institute of Science
Rehovot 76100 ISRAEL
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