I am back. Check out some snapshots from my Strasbourg talk: http://vdlee.free.fr/cyclo_jmol.pdf which I will repeat at ECM26 in Darmstadt (European Crystallographic meeting: http://conventus.de/index.php?id=2841): a jmol/pdflatex powered presentation! Everybody is wellcome. Take a look at slide 8, a difference Fourier map. This will take very long to load if you do not have enough computer power. My initial idea was to have three different transparent isosurfaces at different sigma-levels. Easy to do in Jmol with the new sigma-level keyword, but in the final pdf it did not come through, even not with my recent desktop computer. > > Well, everytime we have discussed this VRML / X3D / IDTF / U3D / PDF > business, I get rather excited about the possibility --and involved--, > but it the end I think this is not at all comparable to what you get by > just setting a webpage with JmolApplet -- much faster, smoother and smaller. > > It's just a way to reach a separate community. Nothing like the real stuff!! > True, a JmolApplet is better because you have all the functionality. The interest of these 3D-PDF files is however not to reach another community, but to do a presentation with everything embedded in the same file. Therefore I do not see much interest in creating just one 3D pdf-page - what will you do with? - but only a complete multipage beamer pdf with 3D content with the aim to do a scientific presentation. You need of course to know a little bit more about Latex before you can do that.
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