> The H-bond capability in Jmol 10 is very cool!
Glad you like it.

> For an applet example of
> a  fairly intricate small molecule H-bond example, see
>
>               http://macxray.chem.upenn.edu/1162hb.html
> The H-bond capability can even be used to fake a unit cell packing
> diagram.  E.g, see
>
>               http://macxray.chem.upenn.edu/cell457.html

Neither link worked for me ... JmolApplet not found ... perhaps you
were/are making changes.


> Is there any way to vary the appearance of the dashed H-bonds, e.g., to
> make them solid lines or dotted lines?

Hmmm ... I am reluctant to go there ... but you might be able to convince
me ... but only if you *really* want to use them as hbonds.

RasMol/Chime renders hbonds as solid cylinders if they are any larger than
wireframe. That doesn't make sense to me since they are not covalent
bonds. That is why I made them these dashed/segmented cylinders.

If what you *really* want to use them for is to construct unit cells, then
we should talk about that.

I need to build in better support for unit cell rendering. So I think that
we have more flexibility in the rendering and representation.


> Is it possible to preset some of the atom and bond size parameters so
> the  applet display comes up with non-default values, immediately?

We used to have that ... then I took it out ... looks like I need to put
it back in :-)

> As part of the development of the full version 10, are some of the
> problems  with reading shelxl .res files being worked on? E.g., the
> mis-reading of  the unit cell angles. Version 7 reads the angles as
> gamma, alpha, beta  rather than alpha, beta, gamma and version 8
> displays the cell angles as  radians rather than degrees.

Don't know ... I am not familiar with that part of the code and I haven't
looked at it.


Miguel





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