Using Jmol 12.2.16, I am happy that I can create a sphere centered on
the average position of one or more atoms. For example, these
commands generate a sphere of radius 8 Angstroms centered around the
alpha carbon atom of residue 64 in chain B, colored the same color as
that atom:
load =1d66
color chain
backbone only
isosurface s1 center (64:b.ca) sphere 8 mesh nofill
mycolor = {64:b.ca}.color
color isosurface @mycolor
Questions:
1. How do I display the spherical isosurface as contour lines? For
example, this displays nothing:
isosurface s1 center (64.ca) sphere 8 contour nofill
2. Is there a way to change the mesh density?
Thanks, -Eric
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