On Apr 10, 2006, at 3:24 PM, Bob Hanson wrote:

your mac must be caching the jar files, then, because it doesn't do that for me.

I will check.

What do you consider to be the "moving camera" effect that you are seeing?

Won't bother with this until after I check above.



> center 401:1
> # (chain designator is '1' for some reason)


now THAT'S a bug. I'll look into it.

No! The # comment was just explanatory - '1' is the chain designation in the pdb file!

Frieda




Bob

Frieda Reichsman wrote:
On Apr 10, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Bob Hanson wrote:

On your test page, I still see the effect after issuing
set windowCentered on


By "your test page" I think (I HOPE) you are referring to that set of

Nope. Sorry - I am referring to
I click the red link to load kinesin.pdb
then I type the command:
center 401:1
# (chain designator is '1' for some reason)
this centers an ADP that is bound to one of the kinesin chains.
Manually rotating now shows the moving camera effect, and setting  windowcentered ON or OFF seems to me to make no difference in how the  structure rotates....
OK, looks like I forgot to upload a set of jar files to my  prototype directory from my last edit of April 6. Thank you for  pointing that out, Frieda. I've regenerated that zip file if you  are interested in further testing of it. "set windowCentered OFF"  is required to see the camera-move effect.
I will check whether the windowCentered on/off makes a difference  with the new zip files.

Did Chime have the equivalent of "set windowCentered OFF"?
Chime had "set zoom center off" which was similar, and very handy.
Frieda
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