> I tested five models of a short alpha-helix in Jmol 10pre3.2 which I had
>  build according to your suggestions with ant clean this morning.
> http://www.imb-jena.de/cgi-bin/SCOPlnk3.pl?ASK=1ale
Good.


> with backbone all but the last (fifth) model where head to tail joined,
:-(

I understand why.

> and only with this last, I was able to display a cartoon or a trace.
Oh no ... these were unforseen problems.

Multiple models did *indeed* have a broad impact :-(

But I now understand them and will have to start thinking about it. This
may take a while.

> What should trace temperature do,
I don't think the temperature stuff is working.

I do not understand what the range of temperature values should be and how
these values map to colors. Any help would be appreciated.

> I think, if all models are selected,
> it should represent a hypothetical mean model and the thickness should
> be controlled by the deviations of  the individual models present in the
>  file.

I think I understand what you are suggesting, and it seems like a valuable
way to visualize differences in the models.

But, I think it will be complicated to do. There is no easy way for me to
detect that all the models are selected.

If we want the functionality that you are asking for, I think the best way
to do it may be to introduce another type of 'trace' command. One that is
explicitly designed for working with multiple models.

Miguel

> Regards, Jan


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