MolIso– a program for colour-mapped iso-surfaces

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 10 Nov 2006Publisher:International Union of Crystallography (IUCr)Journal:Journal of Applied Crystallography, volume 39, pages 901-904 (issn: 0021-8898,

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Authors: C. B. Hübschle; P. Luger;

doi: 10.1107/s0021889806041859

MolIso– a program for colour-mapped iso-surfaces

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The programMolIsoallows the visualization of colour-mapped iso-surfaces fromXDgrid orGAUSSIANCUBE files. It is written in C++ and uses theOpenGLandGLUTlibraries, and is therefore portable. Linux and Windows versions are currently available. Optically correct looking, transparent visualizations are possible. The molecule inside the iso-surface can be depicted as ball-and-stick or atomic displacement parameter ellipsoid–line models. Screenshots can easily be taken in Portable Pix Map format. Short video clips, with various codecs for presentations, are easy to create.

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