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===True Movies=== | ===True Movies=== | ||
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[[Image:Lacrep_anim_small.gif]]</td></tr><tr><td bgcolor='#e8e8e8'>True movie of the morph shown in Jmol elsewhere near the top of this page. (Stops after 100 cycles; | [[Image:Lacrep_anim_small.gif]]</td></tr><tr><td bgcolor='#e8e8e8'>True movie of the morph shown in Jmol elsewhere near the top of this page. (Stops after 100 cycles; Shift-Reload this page to restart this movie.)</td></tr></table> | ||
A true movie is a series of static snaphots displayed sequentially in rapid succession. An example of a true movie of a morph is shown at right. Note that you '''cannot rotate the molecule with the mouse''', so you can view the morph from only the single perspective chosen by the author of the movie. Also, a separate movie must be provided for each change in rendering or coloring, while the rendering and coloring in Jmol can be easily be changed with script commands while displaying the same morph PDB file. | A true movie is a series of static snaphots displayed sequentially in rapid succession. An example of a true movie of a morph is shown at right. Note that you '''cannot rotate the molecule with the mouse''', so you can view the morph from only the single perspective chosen by the author of the movie. Also, a separate movie must be provided for each change in rendering or coloring, while the rendering and coloring in Jmol can be easily be changed with script commands while displaying the same morph PDB file. | ||
