I kind of like using Slerpy (found on the Pymol Wiki) to assemble highly
controlled movies of static structures. The resulting PNG frames can be
assembled into an animated GIF using ImageMagick, and if the GIFs are
too big (they are lousy in Powerpoint) they can be converted to smaller
more efficient AVIs using Fast Movie Processor 1.41.
Animating changes between two alternative structures/conformations is a
little bit trickier to do well.
Cheers,
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Thomas S. Leyh, Ph. D. wrote:
Ok,
Lots of seminars comming up, and I'd love to build cool
movies into them. What is the best path to learning how to do this?
There is a lot of fragmented information, but is there a manual, or
web-site that provides an overview of the steps, and, ideally, then
leads to specifics of how enact them. Simple things like rotating and
zooming, and building that into a PowerPoint presentation would be a
big help.
Thanks,
Tom
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