Re: [Jmol-users] sets of planes

[Stephen H. <S.H...@ma...>]

Bob,
 
many thanks indeed for help with this, I haven't attempted to define functions before in Jmol so I'm on a steep learning curve.
 
The code worked for me and displayed the desired planes within the unit cell but I couldn't establish what I might replace "intersection unit plane " with in order to display planes over a range of unit cells,  if indeed this in the correct approach to tailoring this function?
 
sincerely,
 
steve


>>> Robert Hanson <ha...@st...> 19-Feb-11 10:06 PM >>>
This is something I've been interested in doing as well. Here's my first draft:

function drawHkl(h,k,l, params) {
draw phkl* delete
Var n = [h, k, l, -h, -k, -l].max
n *= n * 2
Var s= ""
Var colors = ["red", "orange", "yellow", "green", "blue"]
for (var i = 1; i <= n;i++){
s += "\ndraw phkl" + i + " intersection unitcell plane " + hkl(1.0*h/i, 1.0*k/i, 1.0*l/i) + " color " + colors[i % colors.length + 1] + " " + params 
}
script inline @s
}

//load quartz.cif {1 1 1}

drawHkl 1 2 3

or

drawHkl 2 2 2 "mesh nofill"

for example.

Bob


On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 2:41 AM, Stephen Hillier <S.H...@ma...> wrote:


Dear All,
I have learned how to display a in plane in JMOL based on millier indices eg 111, but I am unsure about how I would go further and display a whole set of similar planes. I expect it need some kind of loop with the plane coordinates as a variable?
If someone could point me in the right direction here it would be much appreciated,
thanks,
steve

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