> http://www.imb-jena.de/cgi-bin/SCOPlnk.exe?JMOL=1f8v
> the JavaConsole reports WARNING! DANGER! z < 0! transformPoint()

This is the problem that I am trying to resolve.

Jmol needs to calculate the default center of rotation. It then needs to
calculate the radius to the outermost object that will ever be rendered
... I think I will start calling it the 'bounding sphere'.

Currently, the unitcell is not participating in those calculations. When
the unitcell gets rendered, the lines are getting drawn outside of the
'bounding sphere'.

That is what generates the WARNING! message that the z coordinate is
invalid.

>>>>Q: Within the file formats, is there a way to specify the bonding
>>>> that exists between cells?
>>>the bounding box has not to be inside the unit cell
>>Sorry, I do not know what you mean.
> if you look at nearly every crystallographic protein PDB file (1dcc,
> 3cro !),

I looked at 3CRO and I see what you mean.

I am only an amateur and may be mistaken, but ...

Looking at the data file, I see that the atoms all have negative x and y
coordinates:
  ATOM      5  O5*   A A   1     -16.851  -5.543  74.981

But the unitcell data is all positive:
  CRYST1   49.200   47.600   61.700  90.00 109.50  90.00 P 21


>From my limited knowledge, the unitcell starts at the origin.

Therefore, it sure looks like a file data error to me.

Can someone more experienced please comment on this?


> the command
> set unitcell on
> java.security.PrivilegedActionException:
> java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException

I do know know who is generating the PrivilegedActionException ... was
this in the Applet?

> set boundingbox on
> compileError(cannot SET:boundingbox)

The command is:
  set boundbox on
not
  set boundingbox on



Miguel





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