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Update to newest version of ngl #42

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tonyyzy opened this issue Aug 1, 2019 · 4 comments
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Update to newest version of ngl #42

tonyyzy opened this issue Aug 1, 2019 · 4 comments

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@tonyyzy
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tonyyzy commented Aug 1, 2019

Hi

Current NGL version is 0.10.5-18. Would be nice to update to the newest version since the contactRepresentation is improved drastically.

I tried to manually replace the ngl.js file with 2.0-dev36 version but it couldn't load trajectories anymore. How does http://nglviewer.org/ngl/ do it?

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arose commented Aug 1, 2019

ping @j0kaso

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j0kaso commented Aug 1, 2019

Hey Tony!

There are some major changes to that version from the handling, that's why it does not work with just copy/paste but it will be in the new release (August/September).

When you're loading trajectories into ngl (without the MDsrv), they are loaded into the cache and only very few formats are available.

Btw - you're always welcome to make some pull requests or other suggestions/issues!

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tonyyzy commented Aug 1, 2019

@j0kaso That's nice to hear.

Glad you mentioned the format thing - I see the documentation website said it supports prmtop topology file? But I couldn't get it to work and using a pdb file instead worked.

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j0kaso commented Aug 1, 2019

Some files need the trajectory and a first frame to be able to visualize the structure. What exactly was the problem? (maybe also open an new issue ;-))

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