In scientific discovery, collaboration is one of the most essential tools in a scientist's arsenal. Whether your field is structural biology, protein engineering, or computational chemistry, the ability to visualize and share your work and ideas with peers is invaluable. With the release of Nanome 1.24.6, configuring the platform for seamless meetings is now easier than ever. This new version gives you greater control over participants in your virtual room, ensuring everyone sees exactly what you want them to see. This enhanced functionality will revolutionize how you demonstrate your work in XR, opening new avenues for research and collaboration.
In addition to various bug fixes, we are excited to announce added support for additional MOE fields, including grouping, residue serial numbers, BFactor, and ribbon style. (Please note: MOE file support is in beta)
In this blog post, we’ll explore the key improvements in the latest Nanome patch and how they will benefit users in the future.
Room Control
Room Positioning
This feature allows the presenter, or host, to control where users load in, ensuring a seamless transition into your meetings. No longer will you need to spend time making sure all your colleagues can see the structure from the correct angle or visualize the binding pocket you're discussing. Moreover, you can configure it so that every time you load into a room, all guests teleport to your location. This way, you can instantly start and synchronize your meetings with everyone in the same position, visualizing the same content.
Hide all users on entry
Another great feature has been added to hide users on entry. This feature works great in conjunction with the new room positioning tools. This allows the present to gather all guests in the room to one specific location once they load into the XR session and make their avatars invisible. This ensures that everyone can see the molecule or binding side of discussion without any interference from other users' avatars. Once again, making conferences or presentations flow even better as you can clearly demonstrate.
