Jmol wasn't set up for changing the C in CH4 to anything. It is now... But I
can't upload it just yet.

On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 3:31 PM, Otis Rothenberger <[email protected]>wrote:

>  Bob,
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> how exactly did you get this?
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>
> Use Jmol menu to start model kit mode; select new to load methane; select N
> as substitution atom; click methane carbon.
>
> If it helps, there has been an ongoing issue with AHx in Jmol before the
> model kit. I called it to your attention a while back, and you indicated it
> was realted to Jmol defaults. The issue was that if you delete all the
> hydrogens in AHx, then you cannot do an addHydrogens. Actually, Jmol use to
> lock up if you tried it on CH4. Since my original note this issue became
> erratic, so I did not bring it up because symptoms were not always
> reproducible. I don't knw if this is related to what I'm seeing above.
> Interestingly, SMI23D chokes on CH4!
>
> On the other issues, the scripting hooks were the really important point.
> The menu load is not that big of an issue.
>
> Otis
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>> 2) In conjunction with the above question, is there a scripting hook to
>> turn this feature (auto bond) on and off?
>>
>> 3) Generalizing the above point, do you have a list of model kit related
>> scripting hooks (set commands) to control some of the menu features with
>> external links or buttons?
>>
>>
> They definitely are just script commands. The listing is pretty easy to
> read. It's in <
> http://jmol.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jmol/trunk/Jmol/src/org/jmol/modelkit/modelKitPopupResourceBundle.java>
>
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> All the menu items of the form "assign.....P!CB" correlate with the script
> command
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> set picking assign.....
>
> The rest are listed below that in an array. Ignore "clearQ" -- that just
> tells Jmol to reset the menu items that have question marks in them.
>
>
>  4) Is a model kit load menu similar to the Jmol load menu command a
>> possibility?
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> eventually, maybe. Not right now.
>
>>
>> Otis
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