On 2004-09-22 (11:11) Miguel wrote:

>Tim,
>
>I just checked in code that allows you to control the measure/monitor
>rendering. (Tim, I will send you the code off-list)
>
thanks Miguel, I got it.  btw, I have restored my CVS access so I can
get Jmol-HEAD again.


>set monitor on # turns on measurement numbers
>set monitor off # turns off measurement numbers
>set monitor 3 # 3 pixels wide
>set monitor 0.3 # 0.3 angstroms wide
>
works great!


>color monitor lemonChiffon # applies your favorite color
>
lemonChiffon?  ;-)


>Now, there is a *feature* of measurements that you may not like ...
>let me explain.
>
>Measurements are made for measuring things. Therefore, it is important
>to see the ends of the lines. Therefore, they are not drawn to the
>centers of the atoms. Rather, they are always drawn so that the lines
>terminate in front of the associated atoms ... just outside the atom
>radius ... between the user and the atoms involved in the measurement.
>
I understand, but I'm not sure I agree.  the end points are always
atoms, and the reported distance is from center of atom to center of
atom, right?  so shouldn't the monitor line be drawn from the
centerpoints?


>So, if you want to use these things as 'fake bonds' then they may not
>do what you want because they will not be positioned in the exact same
>spot that bonds would be in.
>
I don't envision this as a problem for my use, but I'm glad that you
brought it up.


thanks Miguel,

tim
-- 
Timothy Driscoll
molvisions - see, grasp, learn.
<http://www.molvisions.com/>
usa:north carolina:wake forest


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