Hi labelers,
I almost don't dare say this here, but for depth cued labels the best
program/interface that I would know of is Lothar Esser's GL_RENDER. As
far as I understand it is a graphical front end to bobscript/molscript
that allows you to attach labels to atoms by clicking on them. The
position of these labels can then be fine-tuned with the arrow keys.
When you're happy you write things out as POVRAY input, giving you a lot
of flexibility, too much to mention here. Stereo-images are done by
rendering the image 2 times with +/- 3 degree y-rotations. The neat
thing about these labels is that you can use most font-files that you'd
find on any old (windows) computer, if you ever wanted to use Garamond....
Warren, can't you put a feature like this into Pymol? For the time
being, this is about the only reason for me not using Pymol for
publication stuff.....
Cheers,
Wulf
jwal...@csb.wfu.edu wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to add labels to my figures to get them ready for
publication. I have figures in both stereo and mono, and I'm trying to
figure out how to move/orient labels so that they are easy to view.
Are there ways to move labels in a figure?
--
Dr. Wulf Blankenfeldt
Max-Planck-Institute of Molecular Physiology
Department III - Physical Biochemistry
Otto-Hahn-Str. 11
44227 Dortmund
Germany
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