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<div dir="ltr">Oops, sorry, I just realized that it might be a problem with the Windows VM and the 3D drivers, because even the sample models provided by Microsoft cannot be displayed. Still, if somebody has access to a properly configured Office 2019 (or latest
365) installation, can you test the files I provided? Thanks again!<br>
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<div dir="ltr" class="gmail_attr">El lun., 18 feb. 2019 a las 13:08, Jaime RodrÃguez-Guerra (<<a href="mailto:jaime.rodriguezguerra@uab.cat">jaime.rodriguezguerra@uab.cat</a>>) escribió:<br>
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<div>Hi, Chimera team!</div>
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<div>I have recently discovered that Office 2019 has support for 3D objects that can be rotated, animated, zoomed... So I was curious about the possibilities for our molecular presentations. I knew Chimera allows to export molecules to several 3D formats and
crossed my fingers so there was at least one format supported by Office. <br>
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<div>- Good news: there are two! STL and OBJ are both exported by Chimera and supported by Office.</div>
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<div>- Bad news: while the files can be correctly "loaded" in Office, they are not displayed at all! "Image could not be shown".
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<div>Is this something that must be addressed in Chimera or is Microsoft's fault? The error message is very succinct and does not provide more details. I have attached the files I created with Chimera just in case.<br>
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<div>Thank you very much!</div>
<div>Jaime.<br>
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