On Jul 23, 2005, at 5:44 PM, Miguel wrote:
Jmol prerelease 10.00.24 is now available for your testing pleasure. In includes: - with slabbing operations spheres (atoms) are now rendered as if they were solid ... no more *bubbles*. Feedback on the rendering of sliced spheres would be appreciated
I am finding that this solid rendering does the trick. It enables one to show interior regions of differing physico-chemical properties such as hydrophobicity, and interior channels and cavities quite clearly. The one-dimensionality of the sliced atoms when past the halfway point (referred to by Miguel) is a small price to pay, if it is a price at all.
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