David Sehnal

I am sorry, this is question is rather too generic so I can't help you. But yes, if you have the file available somewhere, it is possible to visualize it....

You can have a look at the [docking viewer app](https://github.com/molstar/molstar/blob/master/src/apps/docking-viewer/index.ts#L1). You will need to build your app with a bundler like webpack or vite though.

Thanks for the suggestion. Is there a JS implementation for decompressing the structures, or at least the C++ code compiled to JS and/or WebAssembly? > ..from the [collections the Steinegger...

The tests in `atomGroups` have `and` relation between them. `Q.struct.combinator.merge([selectionA, selectionB, ...])` should do what you want. If for whatever reason you want just a single selection set, you can...

Something like this indeed does come up quite often. Perhaps a suitable workaround for now would be to include the `loadStructuresFromUrlsAndMerge` in the default viewer app (`apps/viewer`). This way the...

By default, Mol* displays assemblies, not the asymetric units stored in the file. The two copies are built based on information in `REMARK 350` in the PDB file.

Root folder is the one with `package.json`. `npm install; npm run build` should then have the examples in `build/examples` where you can just open the corresponding index.html file in a...

Unfortunately, you won't be able to access the `StructureProperties` etc. from the compiled version of Mol*. That one only exports the `Viewer` class. To be able to do that, you...

For now, could you just add `sass` to your project's package JSON?

Hi, you can't "pre-select" it using the `applyPreset` (you would have to create your own preset or build the tree manually), but you can apply it afterwards. Something like this:...