Scene authoring tools: Difference between revisions
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To load a file that has a PDB ID, input the ID into the first input area and click the load button. The file will be fetched from the PDB database. | To load a file that has a PDB ID, input the ID into the first input area and click the load button. The file will be fetched from the PDB database. | ||
To load a file that is not part of the PDB, first upload the file to Proteopedia at [[Special:Upload]] (you can get there also by using the link called 'upload file' on the left hand column-toolbar of Proteopedia). Once a file has been uploaded, you can specify its name in the input area next to the words "From Proteopedia | To load a file that is not part of the PDB, first upload the file to Proteopedia at [[Special:Upload]] (you can get there also by using the link called 'upload file' on the left hand column-toolbar of Proteopedia). Once a file has been uploaded, you can specify its name in the input area next to the words "From Proteopedia uploaded file" and click load. | ||
Uploaded file can have various formats recognized by Jmol's "load" command. For example, you can load a .PNGJ file to load coordinates and a 3D scene in one step. | Uploaded file can have various formats recognized by Jmol's "load" command. For example, you can load a .PNGJ file to load coordinates and a 3D scene in one step. | ||
There is a checkbox to add calculated positions of hydrogen atoms to the structure as it is loaded. This allows to show the multiplicity of bonds (i.e. whether a bond is a single, double or triple bond) in the 3D scenes. | There is a checkbox to add calculated positions of hydrogen atoms to the structure as it is loaded. This allows to show the multiplicity of bonds (i.e. whether a bond is a single, double or triple bond) in the 3D scenes. | ||
Another optional field allows to enter a text that will be used to filter which atoms of the original model will be either loaded or ignored. You can check the [{{ScriptingDoc}} Jmol Scripting Documentation] for details about the syntax of such filter specifications (in that page, search for <code style="color:maroon">load "filename" FILTER</code>). | |||
=='load scene' tab== | =='load scene' tab== | ||