Try checking frame 2 instead of frame 1.
Before loading the file, try
set loglevel 5
Then load the file and look in the Java console. You should see
information about what frames the orbitals are in and how many there are.
Gaussian output, for example, puts the MOs in frame 2.
Bob Hanson
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Hi Xibin
I really have no experience with orbitals, but there is a set of test files
within Jmol project.
The URL is
http://jmol.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jmol/trunk/Jmol-datafiles/
You can also download a copy for testing from Bob's pages demonstrating
the MO command:
http://chemapps.stolaf
Hi Angel:
I try both the .cub file and .out file from GW03. Also downloaded .out file
from some database.
I would appreciate if you can send me a tested input file for JMOL to draw
MO, or point out to me where I can download them. I prefer Gaussian format.
Thanks
Xibin
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ZhouXibin, you need a file that has the orbital information included.
Only some formats support that.
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