Remixing: Difference between revisions
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In this command, "width" and "height" are the size of the image in pixels, and "n" is an integer between 0 and 10 indicating the degree of compression to reduce the file size. The filename should have a .png extension to indicate the image format. | In this command, "width" and "height" are the size of the image in pixels, and "n" is an integer between 0 and 10 indicating the degree of compression to reduce the file size. The filename should have a .png extension to indicate the image format. | ||
If you want a 3D effect, saving as an animated GIF works for many types of media (slides, web pages). In Proteopedia, the 3D Jmol windows have an animation link on the bottom. Click on this and follow instructions to make a rotating or rocking animated GIF from the 3D scene. The following animated GIF was made from the alpha helix scene shown below. To learn about the parameters used, click on the image. [[Image:Remix helix.gif]] | If you want a 3D effect, saving as an animated GIF works for many types of media (slides, web pages). In Proteopedia, the 3D Jmol windows have an animation link on the bottom. Click on this and follow instructions to make a rotating or rocking animated GIF from the 3D scene. The following animated GIF was made from the alpha helix scene shown below. To learn about the parameters used, click on the image. | ||
[[Image:Remix helix.gif]] | |||
==Examples of 3D scenes that were remixed== | ==Examples of 3D scenes that were remixed== | ||
