3) I have been experimenting with pmesh surfaces but can not get
them
to load correctly. Is this supported in v10, and if so am I using the
correct syntax:
pmesh (surface-name) file-nameto load the surface
pmesh surface-nameto
Miguel-
The file (http://web.centre.edu/muzyka/organic/butane/butane.xyz) DOES
exist.
Jennifer, you may think that it exists, but it is not true.
Try to open
http://web.centre.edu/muzyka/organic/butane/butane.xyz
in a web browser using the URL above ... you will get a 404 - not found error
1) is there a list of the mouse functions for Jmol,
I assume the are
the same, or very similar to, those for Chime?
Similar, but not the same.
Keys were modified to better support mice with a single mouse button.
It has been written up on the mailing list several times.
I do not recall
On 8 Jul 2005 at 16:13, Richard Spinney wrote:
1)is there a list of the mouse functions for Jmol, I assume they are the same, or very
similar to, those for Chime?
The basic functions in Chime are functional in jmol also -with very small
differences.
Jmol has more new gestures available.
I see Jmol's way is more reasonable. This arose because of a script that I had which does
not work when delivered to Jmol, but now I have rewritten the script in a different way --using
the atom ID's-- so it now works in both Chime and Jmol.
On 8 Jul 2005 at 20:42, timothy driscoll wrote:
I have posted a page in Jmol Wiki summarizing the use of mouse buttons,
keys and gestures -at least the basic ones-
It is in English at
http://wiki.jmol.org/MouseManual
and, in Spanish, at
http://wiki.jmol.org/ManualRat%c3%b3n
Verification or help from Mac and Linux users is needed to complete
2) Is there a command similar to the set connect false in Chime
which turns off any automated bonding and enforces only the bonding found
in
a pdb (or mol) file. It would also turn off any bonding from a xyz file
(i.e. only display the atoms, no bonds)?
The underlying functionality is
I have posted a page in Jmol Wiki summarizing the use of mouse buttons,
keys and gestures -at least the basic ones-
It is in English at
http://wiki.jmol.org/MouseManual
and, in Spanish, at
http://wiki.jmol.org/ManualRat%c3%b3n
Angel,
Thank you for taking the time to post these pages.
On 9 Jul 2005 at 12:36, Miguel wrote:
Jmol's behavior is the same on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. Jmol does not
distinguish between operating systems.
OK, that's very good, but there may be differences in the keyboard modifiers
-or not?- or their
names (Command key? Conbtrol key? Apple key?)
I
On 9 Jul 2005 at 12:36, Miguel wrote:
Jmol's behavior is the same on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. Jmol does not
distinguish between operating systems.
OK, that's very good, but there may be differences in the keyboard
modifiers -or not?- or their
names (Command key? Conbtrol key? Apple
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