sounds plausible. Not a feature. Some reason you want to color isosurface
prior to defining it? I think that's probably not going to be possible; if
it was possible before, that was probably an undocumented different
bug/feature. You are supposed to define an isosurface first, prior to
coloring it. I'll look into why the applet is crashing, at least. But
probably the fix will be to ignore that command.
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Brian McMahon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I load a new structure from a CIF in jmol 11.8.RC2 and enter
> color isosurface red translucent;
> (before defining any isosurfaces). The applet freezes. If
> instead I create a van der Waals surface first, e.g. with
> isosurface delete resolution 0 solvent 0 translucent;
> the "color isosurface" commands work fine.
>
> This bug (feature? - if so, how to avoid it?) was not present
> in 11.5.37, but had crept in by 11.6.24, and seems to be
> there in the 11.7 series that I still have.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian
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