Hi Ethan,

Ethan Merritt wrote:
Hi all:

Don't know if this is a bug report or a request for help.
It is quite possible that I am failing to understand how this option
works, but in any event I can't get it to do anything at all.

I have 3 NCS-related chains A, B, and C.
The NCS ghosts option handles them nicely, and the "calculate NCS maps"
option has no problem doing exactly that.

Now suppose I re-fit part of chain A into the NCS-averaged map.
I want to clone this updated conformation into chains B and C.
I select
   NCS-->
      Copy CNS residue range -->
          Select model and master chain ID
          Start of Range
          End of Range
But hitting "Apply NCS residue range" does absolutely nothing that I can see.
I've tried deleting the range from B and C first, but that does not help any.

Bug?

Yes..

User error?

No.

Am I looking in the wrong place for the cloned copies of the residue range?


Coot version is coot-0.5-redhat-8.0

I have a note in the 0.5.1 release notes that I fixed a NCS residue range bug. Maybe that's what you are tripping up on? I suggest 0.5.2 or 0.6-pre-1 if you are feeling brave.

Paul.

I googled for raster3d [1] this morning. At the top was a sponsored link for PyMol :)

[1] I was wondering if it did transparent coloured surfaces.

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