From: Peter C. McCluskey (pcm@rahul.net)
Date: Thu Aug 20 1998 - 13:37:15 MDT
bryan.moss@dial.pipex.com ("Bryan Moss") writes:
>I've been searching around for molecular CAD tools
>and have so far found only Crystal Sketchpad and
>NanoCAD (and it's offspring). Crystal Sketchpad is
>clearly the most advanced of the two, since
>NanoCAD is very primitive in it's editing
>facilities. Are there any other molecular CAD
>packages (specifically geared toward
>nanotechnology) available? Wasn't Autodesk
>developing such software?
Chris Phoenix demoed a version of his DiamondCAD program at the last
Senior Associates gathering that looked worthwhile for creating carbon-only
molecules with arbitrary shapes. See:
http://www.zyvex.com/DiamondCAD.html
I'm working on some extensions to Konrad Hinsen's MMTK. You can see
some hints at:
http://www.rahul.net/pcm/dismol/mmtk.html
It will probably be ready for people to use in another month or 2.
Anyone interested in these topics should subscribe to the NanoCAD mailing
list and/or read the archives at:
http://crit.org/~pcm/nanocad/index.html
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