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From: "Alexander Klinsky" <alex.klinsky-: at :-scientist.com>
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Subject: Isosurface visualisation library ?
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 21:21:12 +0100
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Dear Colleagues!

Does anybody know of a free isosurface visualisation library or package
which allows to color individual parts of the generated
isosurface ( from a 3D gridded data set ) based on another 3D data set.
I would like to display ab-initio calculated ESPs (Cube=Potential) on an
electron density isosurface from a Gaussian94 calculation using the
Cube=Density keyword.
It should be callabe from C/C++ and/or Fortran77 and running under
Unix(Linux) or NT.

Best regards,

Alexander Klinsky
Inst. of pharm. chemistry
Dep. of odour research
University of Vienna