Thanks for the advice. Your code works provided the inequality symbol is removed. I can work around that problem by placing the affected models in parentheses. e.g.
select atomno=10; color atoms red; select (atomno=10 and model=6, atomno=10 and model=7); color atoms green animation mode loop; animation on;
Incidently, the animation fps # does work to control the speed of the animation.
Bill
Miguel wrote:
OK, I see the problem.
The 'frame' command only affects display ... it does *not* affect selected sets.
So, each call to 'select atomno=10; color atoms green' is affecting atom number 10 in all the frames.
You can explicitly select atoms in particular frames by using the 'model' syntax.
Try this:
color atoms cpk; select atomno=10; color atoms red; select atomno=10 and model>=6; color atoms green animation mode loop; animation fps 3; # ? does this work ? animation on;
Miguel
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