Dear Paul,
I tested it immediately. Nice. However, once I am through all maps via
Shift-X it does not go back to all-maps. Coot sticks
I had a look in osx and centos 8 (both v 9 Marina Bay from CCP4).
If I select the first map again in Display manager the script will go
again though all maps.
Maybe I miss something?
Thanks and best wishes, Guenter
On 09/09/2020 20:28, Guenter Fritz wrote:
Dear all,
just a simple question, but I could not figure it out:
In coot 0.9 (vers. Marina Bay from CCP4 7.1) osx.
Can somebody point me to the option to select the map to attach to
the scroll wheel?
(in 0.89 this was HID -> ScrollWheel -> Attach scroll wheel to which
map)
Coot-customizers (hot-key users) might like to consider the attached
script. As it's names implies, it cycles through the displayed maps
one by one - except one of the options is "show all the maps". I have
it bound to the Shift-X key, I find it convenient when using multiple
maps in cryo-EM building. I can switch to view the map I want to
scroll, scroll that map (if just one map is displayed the scroll wheel
will attach itself to that map) and then go back all-maps. This is
quicker than opening up the Display Manager and wondering about the
molecule index of the map that I want to change.
I got the idea from Oliver Clarke.
Paul.
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