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Choose or make a '''page in Proteopedia''' where you will create your customized molecular scene. A good place to do this is in a Sandbox in your User namespace, such as "User:Your Name/Sandbox 1". Step by step instructions for creating and using such a Sandbox are available in [[Help:Sandboxes#Protected_Sandbox_Pages]]. | Choose or make a '''page in Proteopedia''' where you will create your customized molecular scene. A good place to do this is in a Sandbox in your User namespace, such as "User:Your Name/Sandbox 1". Step by step instructions for creating and using such a Sandbox are available in [[Help:Sandboxes#Protected_Sandbox_Pages]]. | ||
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Normally, in Proteopedia, while editing a page, you insert Jmol by clicking a button labeled '''3D''' at the top of the wikitext box. This Jmol is square. However, for Molecular Playground, you need a rectangular Jmol the same shape as the projection. Instead of clicking the 3D button, paste this into your page | |||
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<applet size='[450,338]' frame='true' align='right' caption='YYY' /> | |||
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and then save the page. Jmol will be empty, but that's OK, we are going to add a molecule next. | |||
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'''Create the customized molecular scene''' that you wish to show in MP by using the ''Scene Authoring Tools'' in Proteopedia. '''Save''' your scene so that it is displayed on the page where you are developing it. Introductory videos and extensive help are available to get you started with these easy-to-use tools. | '''Create the customized molecular scene''' that you wish to show in MP by using the ''Scene Authoring Tools'' in Proteopedia. '''Save''' your scene so that it is displayed on the page where you are developing it. Introductory videos and extensive help are available to get you started with these easy-to-use tools. | ||
