2011/5/11 Angel Herráez <[email protected]>
> Dear users,
>
> I have two models that I want to display at the same scale.
> I know I can use "set scale3d" = "set scaleAngstromsPerInch", bot that
> disables zoom.
> What I would like is display the two models at the same scale, then let the
> user zoom (I'm
> adding sync so the 2 models change at a time)
>
> I've been trying to figure out what zoom command I should give at model
> loading so that they
> get the same intiial scale, but haven't been successful in finding out the
> right zoom
> difference.
>
> 1. Will "set rotationRadius" be useful for this maybe?
>
Yes, exactly. That should do it. Setting rotationRadius sets the number of
angstroms across the window that is called "zoom 100" so if that is the same
in both applets, then "zoom 100" will be the same in both as well, and you
can still zoom to any level and sync it.
> 2. Can "set scaleAngstromsPerInch" be disabled later? i.e. zoom
> reactivated?
>
>
I wouldn't fool with that one.
> Any clues will be appreciated
>
>
>
>
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