Hello Mark
I cannot help you on the Java side, but your comment on scripted
action do have an easy solution:
> I should mention I did at first try the hide/show in the scripts. But
> they were absolute and thus awkward for my purposes. So I couldnt just
> say hide node 3 without having all the other nodes then show, where I
> wanted to be able to say hide node 3 without having an effect on all the
> other nodes. In other words I didnt want to have to set the hide/show
> state for all nodes just to have to set the state for 1 node.
This is a bit akward for me too, but it is so by design, The useful
way to hide/show atoms or sets one by one is to always use
hide hidden, node3
display displayed, node3
(where "node3" is a placeholder for your own specification of the
node in JmolScript terms)
That way, you keep the current state of all the other atoms/nodes.
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