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'''Capture the [[Jmol#State_Scripts|state script]]''' for your scene. In order to project your scene in MP, you will need to capture the state script into a file on your computer. When completed, the script file will be submitted to the MP team. Having a local copy on your computer also has the advantage that you can display the scene in the Jmol application, in a 1024 x 768 pixel window, just as it will appear when projected in MP. | '''Capture the [[Jmol#State_Scripts|state script]]''' for your scene. In order to project your scene in MP, you will need to capture the state script into a file on your computer. When completed, the script file will be submitted to the MP team. Having a local copy on your computer also has the advantage that you can display the scene in the Jmol application, in a 1024 x 768 pixel window, just as it will appear when projected in MP. | ||
