Thanks for the extra information Bob. I'll incorporate it into my scripting.

Rich

On Wed, December 3, 2008 9:57 am, Robert Hanson wrote:
> how excellent! Good job, Rich. Thank you for sharing this.
>
> Just a couple of comments:
>
> The default for Jmol is to render a structure with 100% zoom scaled to
> the larger of width and height. When using different dimensions (800
> width and 600 height in this case), I recommend you:
>
> 1) Use     set zoomLarge false   to ensure that the model at 100% is
> fully visible. Not entirely necessary, but I always do this, myself.
> 2) As you note there, you can generate JPG files at any dimension
> regardless of the current Jmol window. Still, I suggest you make your
> Jmol window also 800 x 600 so that you have no surprises in the images
> created. With the application this can be done by starting Jmol with
>
>   jmol -g 800x600
>
> Also, with that in mind, note that the -j flag on the application now
> allows scripting on the command line. So you could get all that on a
> command line and create the movies entirely in batch mode. Other
> command line flags such as -ion could be of use here. From jmol -h:
>
>  -o,--noconsole               no console -- all output to sysout
>  -g,--geometry                window width x height, e.g. -g500x500
>  -x,--exit                    exit after script (implicit with -n)
>  -i,--silent                  silent startup operation
>  -j,--jmolscript              Jmol script to execute
>  -n,--nodisplay               no display (and also exit when done)
>
> To combine command-line scripts with file-based scripts, use the -j
> flag and include in it ".....;script file1.txt;script file2.txt"
>
> Quotes may be tricky -- use \" with the -j "...." for Jmol commands
> that need quotation marks.
>
> Bob
>
>



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