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No, I’ve never heard of it. Do you have a link to the spec?
Its what the pdb are using instead of ccp4 maps (which 3dmol does render):
https://www.rcsb.org/docs/general-help/x-ray-electron-density-maps
Looks like the closest thing to a spec is here: http://www.uoxray.uoregon.edu/tnt/manual/node104.html
Its what the pdb are using instead of ccp4 maps (which 3dmol does render):
RCSB added files in this format at some point, I think it was used in the NGL viewer. But more recently they started using a map server that transfers maps in small chunks, in BinaryCIF format.
If you'd like to add DSN6, it's implemented here in xtal.js, and here in my viewer (forked from xtal.js). But I'm not even sure if it still works, because it's never used. CryoEM uses MRC/CCP4 format, and in crystallography almost all programs can calculate maps on the fly from map coefficients in MTZ file. If a map file is occasionally needed, it's typically also in the CCP4 format.
FTR, RCSB PDB just announced a plan to drop the DSN6 format: https://lists.wwpdb.org/empathy/thread/PEBDMLMJHJN54HSLU6JKJJJTFPOZXQTB
Does 3dmol support this format?