Thanks, yes, i should have checked out the link on the original post before
asking.
Free programs "blender" or "meshlab" convert vmrl to .stl files which
3d-printers
including makerbot read.
eab
Joel Sussman wrote:
Output should be in *VRML* formal
RasMol, PyMol & Jmol all have options to write out VRML format files.
Sometimes you need add additional 'struts' to give additional structural
support, Jmol has option of adding these struts.
best regards,
Joel
On 23 Aug 2013, at 21:33, Edward A. Berry <ber...@upstate.edu
<mailto:ber...@upstate.edu>> wrote:
Along the same lines, does anyone have a program for converting Raster-3D format
such as Molscript puts out, into one of the formats readable by a 3D printer?
eab
Ronnie wrote:
An off-topic question-now that 3D printing is becoming more common, has anyone
tried to print protein structures other than just the surface representation
like in this tutorial?
http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Print-a-Protein-Modeling-a-Molecular-Machine/
Is it possible to print a ribbon representation for example?
Thanks!
Ronnie
