From: Wayne D. <wde...@ya...> - 2013-06-17 00:50:55
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Hi Bob, Did anyone say they had trouble seeing the 'flexible fit' morph? For those on Macs... I wonder if anyone else had issues with the 'flexible fit' morph not showing smooth transitions using Firefox on the Macrunning OSX 10.8.4? It is Firefox version 21 that I am trying it with. I have cleared the cache, but I still see it really jumpy. Most times it just hangs on the initial view and then when I click in the JSmol window it jumps to 'the end' view. Occasionally it will show the highlights of the atoms in both molecules and then hang there until I click in it. It as if the refresh isn't working unless I am clicking in the JSmol window. It works smoothly in Chrome on the same computer. Wayne ________________________________ From: "jmo...@li..." <jmo...@li...> To: jmo...@li... Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 2:00 PM Subject: JSmol update *Dihedral-driven morphs* But, of course, linear morphing could produce some very strange results. Art Cox and I wondered if an animated "flexible fit" would work. The new feature allows you to do a bond mapping between two models and then do a flexible fit -- rotating dihedral angles only -- to transform one model into another or to take one model to the closest resemblance of another simply by driving dihedral angles. Art and I have all sorts of ideas where this might be useful; what do you think? You can check it out here: http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jsmol/jsmol.htm center column link "flexible fit," which runs the following script. Several new ideas there: Enjoy! Bob - |