Hello all,

First, thanks again for the fantastic job on jmol.  We absolutely love 
it over here in the Sage community.

I'd like to work on implementing a 3d contourplot function to plot level 
surfaces of a function with three variables.  It seems that the best way 
to approach this is to have Sage generate a JVXL file and sent that to 
jmol.  I spend some time last night trying to understand the file 
format, but I'm getting confused.  I also tried to find the relevant 
file in the jmol codebase that took a function or data set for a grid of 
points and generated a jvxl file.  However, I don't think I found the 
right file (I found the file that does the marching cubes algorithm in 
the jvxl directory).

Is there any simple example of a simple surface and a step-by-step 
walkthrough of creating a jvxl file?  Which jmol source file would have 
similar code?  One thing I'm confused about is the statement in the pdf 
file of the format that "We simply list the number of voxels found 
sequentially on each side: 115922 outside, 2 inside, 6333 outside, 4 
inside..."  How exactly did you get the number 115922?

Thanks,

Jason


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