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These controls are available no matter which tab is open. You can select "ALL" or "NONE" to quickly select all or no atoms. To see which atoms are selected, use the controls next to "Show Selected with Halos". If you have something selected, you will see your selection highlighted by yellow halos. These halos are NOT part of your scene and have no impact other than to indicate to you what atoms are currently selected. | These controls are available no matter which tab is open. You can select "ALL" or "NONE" to quickly select all or no atoms. To see which atoms are selected, use the controls next to "Show Selected with Halos". If you have something selected, you will see your selection highlighted by yellow halos. These halos are NOT part of your scene and have no impact other than to indicate to you what atoms are currently selected. | ||
The "<-Undo" and "Redo->" controls allow you to quickly correct mistakes, or to compare before and after changing the scene. | |||
===Advanced controls=== | |||
Opening the JSmol console allows you to get more information from Jmol (e.g. the command "show sequence" shows all the residues/groups that contain selected atoms). For one-line commands (e.g. "set zshade on") without feedback from the console, you can use the text input field and the "execute" button. More usage examples are at [[Jmol/Using the console]] and [[Jmol/Useful one-liners]]. | |||
=='selections' tab== | =='selections' tab== | ||
