As an alternative solution to this query, is there any way to get the filename of a loaded map (or model) using the scripting interface?
Because if that is the case I could write an extension myself to do this (just reloading another version of the mtz with different resolution limits), but I can't quite seem to find the appropriate function to grab the filename of an already loaded map. Best, Oliver. On Mon, 16 Mar 2015 17:00:04 +0000, Oliver Clarke <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi all, > >Would it be possible (or is it already possible) to set resolution limits for >an mtz on the fly? > >I'm not sure whether this is feasible or not, but the fact that on the fly >B-factor sharpening works makes me think it might be. > >This would be particularly handy when dealing with EM maps, where it is often >desirable to look at the map filtered at say 8Å to reveal poorly ordered or >very mobile domains, the position of which is lost in the noise when looking >at the map with all the higher resolution terms present. > >Right now I just load the map several times with different resolution limits, >but it would be nice to be able to do this on the fly, both for map >interpretation and for fitting (One could fit domains several times using >progressively higher resolution data, for example). > >I realize that using a positive B-factor in sharpening achieves a similar >effect, but the map doesn't look nearly as good. > >Best, >Oliver.
