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=='load scene' tab==

The first box shows the '''current page name'''. First, you proceed to choose the '''scene name''' using the drop-down selector. All scenes associated with the scenes inserted in the page you edit will be listed (see ~~reusing~~ scenes) . Once a scene is selected, all of its versions are available for selection using the drop-down '''version number''' menu. When a version number is selected, that version of the scene is loaded onto the Jmol applet that is part of the ''Scene authoring tools'' and the description and caption that were given to the scene are also recalled. At the same time, the wikitext that is needed for insertion of the scene into the page is displayed.

The first box shows the '''current page name'''. First, you proceed to choose the '''scene name''' using the drop-down selector. All scenes associated with the scenes inserted in the page you edit will be listed (see [[Remixing#Remixing_3D_scenes_from_Proteopedia|remixing scenes]]) . Once a scene is selected, all of its versions are available for selection using the drop-down '''version number''' menu. When a version number is selected, that version of the scene is loaded onto the Jmol applet that is part of the ''Scene authoring tools'' and the description and caption that were given to the scene are also recalled. At the same time, the wikitext that is needed for insertion of the scene into the page is displayed.

Each distinct scene has 4 parameters to distinguish it from all other scenes: domain, pageId, scenename, and versionnumber (e.g. 77/778341/Ballstick/1). The '''domain''' are the first two digits of the pageId, and the '''pageId''' is the unique internal identifier of the Proteopedia page on which the scene was initially created. The '''scenename''' is given by the user. The '''versionnumber''' is incremental: If no scene by the given name exists for the given page, then the first version will be version 1. If there exist previous versions of the same scenename on the same pagename, then the newest saved version will not overwrite older versions of the scene, but will instead be automatically saved as the newest version (by incrementing the versionnumber by one). To find out which page is associated with a scene, create the URL of the script by prepending "proteopedia.org/wiki/scripts/" and appending ".spt". e.g. the scene called 77/778341/Ballstick/1 is stored at [https://proteopedia.org/wiki/scripts/77/778341/Ballstick/1.spt]. Inspection of the first couple of lines of the file shows, after the keyword "documentBase", that it originated from a user page.

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 =='load scene' tab==
-The first box shows the '''current page name'''. First, you proceed to choose the '''scene name''' using the drop-down selector. All scenes associated with the scenes inserted in the page you edit will be listed (see reusing scenes) .  Once a scene is selected, all of its versions are available for selection using the drop-down '''version number''' menu.  When a version number is selected, that version of the scene is loaded onto the Jmol applet that is part of the ''Scene authoring tools'' and the description and caption that were given to the scene are also recalled.  At the same time, the wikitext that is needed for insertion of the scene into the page is displayed.
+The first box shows the '''current page name'''. First, you proceed to choose the '''scene name''' using the drop-down selector. All scenes associated with the scenes inserted in the page you edit will be listed (see [[Remixing#Remixing_3D_scenes_from_Proteopedia|remixing scenes]]) .  Once a scene is selected, all of its versions are available for selection using the drop-down '''version number''' menu.  When a version number is selected, that version of the scene is loaded onto the Jmol applet that is part of the ''Scene authoring tools'' and the description and caption that were given to the scene are also recalled.  At the same time, the wikitext that is needed for insertion of the scene into the page is displayed.
 Each distinct scene has 4 parameters to distinguish it from all other scenes: domain, pageId, scenename, and versionnumber (e.g. 77/778341/Ballstick/1).  The '''domain''' are the first two digits of the pageId, and the '''pageId''' is the unique internal identifier of the Proteopedia page on which the scene was initially created.  The '''scenename''' is given by the user.  The '''versionnumber''' is incremental: If no scene by the given name exists for the given page, then the first version will be version 1.  If there exist previous versions of the same scenename on the same pagename, then the newest saved version will not overwrite older versions of the scene, but will instead be automatically saved as the newest version (by incrementing the versionnumber by one). To find out which page is associated with a scene, create the URL of the script by prepending "proteopedia.org/wiki/scripts/" and appending ".spt". e.g. the scene called 77/778341/Ballstick/1 is stored at [https://proteopedia.org/wiki/scripts/77/778341/Ballstick/1.spt]. Inspection of the first couple of lines of the file shows, after the keyword "documentBase", that it originated from a user page.