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From: Miguel <mi...@jm...> - 2005-07-17 13:33:46
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> The reason one may want to consider deleting a surface may be if it > turns out that having, lets say 10 molecular orbitals with 2 polarities= > for each orbital (i.e., 20 isosurfaces) on one atomset, which one would= > like to be able to turn on/off base on a javascript.... I don't understand. 20 orbitals =3D=3D 20 surface -> 20 different names o= n/off > By the way, the isosurfaces only work on a single atomset (or frame). > Would it be possible, down the line, to be able to set up multiple > frames with isosurfaces and be able to animate them to see molecular > orbitals been broken or made during a reaction? I suppose that it would be possible at some point ... > At the moment the isosurfaces are present for all atomsets, but I think= > it may make more sense to have one associated with a single atomset > (since I would assume that in most cases a different atomset would have= > atoms in different locations and as such the isosurface of another one > doesn't make sense). Q: Are you saying that a particular surface should be tied to a specific 'model' ? Miguel |