Įxport from the application to POV-Ray, or Recent versions of Jmol allow to use antialiasing,īoth for the display and for exported images. aren't you the person who was complaining about speed? The entire scene is constructed in memory and transferred to the No java graphics calls are used in the construction of the image. and if yourĪpplet is twice as wide and twice as high then you have 4 timesĪs many pixels so you get 1/4 the speed. Twice as many pixels means twice as much work. Why does it get so much slower when I make the window bigger? The underlying system spends a lot of time blitting 32-bit Will a 3D graphics card improve performance?Ī high-performance graphics card will certainly help. Image is built offscreen and sent to the screen with one Performance Performance is great! Why is it so fast? Previous versions of Java are not supported. The Jmol application should run on any system that supports Application system requirements What platforms does the Jmol application run on? Just for Jmol.) It has also been converted to JavaScript to be used in JSmol. The graphics engine is a z-buffer implemented in Java,Īnd designed for rendering molecules. No special hardware is required to run JSmol inside web pages. Is OpenGL or 3D hardware required to run JSmol? Molecule size, window size, and image complexity. Hardware requirements What are the hardware requirements? Please, read instructions inĪnd, if you need help, contact the developers team.

If your language is not in the list, you may volunteer to collaborateĪs translator. You can also do it from the console, using the 'language' command Please, don't change language many times, as Jmol may lock. Using the 'Language' entry near the bottom of the pop-up menu. You can force Jmol into using any of the available languages in several ways: Language (which is the one Jmol will choose), or something is failing If it doesn't, either the language you want is not your operating system If your language is in the list, Jmol should automatically open Jmol is a fully internationalised program (meaning that it canĪdapt its interface to be displayed in one of several languages)Īnd it has been localised (meaning that thereĪre several translations available and built into the program).įor the list of currently supported languages. JSmol does not require Java and needs no installation on the users' machines. All the functionality of Jmol (as a standalone application) is also present in JSmol, since both are generated from the same source code. JSmol is the HTML5 modality of Jmol, able to be embedded into web pages.

What is the difference between Jmol and JSmol? Should that not be suitable, you may pick some of the publications dealing with Jmol in the wiki. Jmol: an open-source Java viewer for chemical structures in 3D. How do I reference Jmol in published papers?īoth on the web and in published papers you should reference Jmol in this way: What MIME types must be installed on the server?Ībout the Jmol project How do you write Jmol?.Can JSmol be permanently installed locally, like a plug-in?.For JSmol, what must be installed on web client machines?.What shapes does Jmol support for protein secondary structure?.But I need some higher-quality images.Why does it get so much slower when I make the window bigger?.Will a 3D graphics card improve performance?.Performance is great! Why is it so fast?.What platforms does the Jmol application run on?.Is OpenGL or 3D hardware required to run the JmolApplet?.What is the difference between Jmol and JSmol?.How do I reference Jmol in published papers?.

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