Ever since we launched Nanome in 2018, we’ve had monthly releases with groundbreaking features that push the boundaries of collaborative molecular modeling. Over a dozen updates later, Nanome’s extensive feature sets may be a bit daunting to navigate through. With our new documentation site, you can find documentation on every Nanome feature and menu. Even experienced Nanome users can find this to be a useful resource.
What the documentation site is today
The ‘Nanome Navigation’ section of the documentation features all the menus available. From the first time you download Nanome, to calculating H-bonds, interacting with Electron Density Maps, and Frame Data, you can find everything that Nanome has to offer in this section.
Home.nanome.ai
Want to see your account info online? Visit home.nanome.ai to manage your account. This section of the documentation features primary navigation around home.nanome.ai.
Macros and Plugin walkthroughs
For those advanced and enterprise users, macros and plugins are a crucial part of integrating Nanome into your scientific workflow. Visit this section of the documentation to learn more.
Other Sections
We’ve also included basic information about account tiers, hardware requirements, and troubleshooting.
Future changes coming to Nanome Documentation
How to
Currently, the Nanome documentation site is purely focused on documenting Nanome’s menus and features. In the long term, we’ll be aiming to transition our documentation to be more of a guide for our users. This how-to section will feature a list of guides on how users can leverage Nanome to get the most out of it.
FAQ
Yes, we’re aware. We have a FAQ on our subreddit, but admittedly, it’s pretty outdated. That’s why we’re currently in the process of updating our FAQ to be more relevant to our current users.
Let us know what you think about about the documentation site by emailing [email protected]. Thank you for all of your support and stay tuned for more updates and announcements!