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web-based protein structure viewer and analysis tool interactively or in batch mode
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Structure/icn3d
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surfacing multiple objects #16

Closed youkha closed 6 years ago

youkha commented 7 years ago

AN issue in surfacing superimposed molecules: it creates a composite surface for both molecules the when you "alternate" between the two you alternate only the backbone representation, not the surfae representation. The surface should be linked to each molecule and one could see alternatively the surface of one vcs the surfave of the other. This feature may also be useful in "alternating" viewing surfaces of 2 molecules/chains forming an interface (or any set in generalizing the concept)

jiywang3 commented 7 years ago

This can be improved. Currently both molecules are considered as selected and thus both are included in the surface display. I will make the "alternate" command to alternate the surface as well.

youkha commented 7 years ago

great! Make sure one can operate on each surface independently as you would do on 2 molecules (say color/transparency) I guess alternate would allow that and then you could display both together

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This can be improved. Currently both molecules are considered as selected and thus both are included in the surface display. I will make the "alternate" command to alternate the surface as well.

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jiywang3 commented 7 years ago

Yes.

jiywang3 commented 6 years ago

This is implemented in the new version iCn3D 2.0.0.