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WebGL uses OpenGL (Open Graphics Library) which was originally developed by Silicon Graphics in 1991 (see Wikipedia again), when a few of the last remaining PS2s were still in use, although many had been superseded by the higher powered PS300 and PS390 from E&S. I always wanted to dabble in OpenGL, but, as a non-programmer, I was put off several times by the hundreds of lines of code required to do relatively small 3D graphics tasks. Enter [https://threejs.org/ three.js] which, thankfully, simplifies the task to the point where my interest was finally piqued into some action. | WebGL uses OpenGL (Open Graphics Library) which was originally developed by Silicon Graphics in 1991 (see Wikipedia again), when a few of the last remaining PS2s were still in use, although many had been superseded by the higher powered PS300 and PS390 from E&S. I always wanted to dabble in OpenGL, but, as a non-programmer, I was put off several times by the hundreds of lines of code required to do relatively small 3D graphics tasks. Enter [https://threejs.org/ three.js] which, thankfully, simplifies the task to the point where my interest was finally piqued into some action. | ||
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Mini map aide in use showing a threonine residue at the centre of the screen with a symmetry-related molecule, shown with its bonds drawn green. The bonds of main molecule are coloured dark yellow and individual atoms are coloured according to type, red for oxygen and blue for nitrogen. | Mini map aide in use showing a threonine residue at the centre of the screen with a symmetry-related molecule, shown with its bonds drawn green. The bonds of main molecule are coloured dark yellow and individual atoms are coloured according to type, red for oxygen and blue for nitrogen. | ||
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[[Image:Cooper-jon-minimap1.jpg| | [[Image:Cooper-jon-minimap1.jpg|250px]] | ||
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