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*Below the edit window (where you worked to change the title) you will see a picture of a protein next to text that says Scene authoring tools. Click on 'show' next to this and the Scene authoring tools will pop open below. | *Below the edit window (where you worked to change the title) you will see a picture of a protein next to text that says Scene authoring tools. Click on 'show' next to this and the Scene authoring tools will pop open below. | ||
*Click on the 'load molecule' tab and enter 1d66 into the top box. Press the 'load' button. | *Click on the 'load molecule' tab and enter 1d66 into the top box. Press the 'load' button. | ||
*Once you see the 1d66 structure in the window to the right (it won't be spinning), use the 'selections','representations', 'color' tab to change the scene in some manner. It doesn't matter exactly how because you are just practicing to learn the interface for now. | *Once you see the 1d66 structure in the window to the right (it won't be spinning), use the 'selections','representations', and/or 'color' tab to change the scene in some manner. It doesn't matter exactly how because you are just practicing to learn the interface for now. | ||
*Once you have a new scene, click the 'save scene' tab and give the scene a name and description. Choose whether you want it to molecule to spin or not when it is displayed. | *Once you have a new scene, click the 'save scene' tab and give the scene a name and description. Choose whether you want it to molecule to spin or not when it is displayed. | ||
*When you are satisfied with your name and description, '''press 'save scene' '''and you will see text show up in the box labeled 'wikitext' below. | *When you are satisfied with your name and description, '''press 'save scene' '''and you will see text show up in the box labeled 'wikitext' below. | ||
