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Proteopedia uses the Jmol viewer to show molecules in three dimensions. What Jmol shows is described by its [[Jmol/State|state]]. The state is a set of Jmol instructions, available for viewing in the Jmol console and for saving as state script or as part of a so-called PNGJ file. Executing the state script is a way of recreating a scene previously saved.
Proteopedia uses the Jmol<ref>DOI: 10.1107/S0021889810030256</ref> viewer to show molecules in three dimensions. What Jmol shows is described by its [[Jmol/State|state]]. The state is a set of Jmol instructions, available for viewing in the Jmol console and for saving as state script or as part of a so-called PNGJ file. Executing the state script is a way of recreating a scene previously saved.


== Parts of the State ==
== Parts of the State ==