It worked well on old versions. For coot 0.5,it works when you restart
coot or overlap small fragment on big one sometimes .
That should be a bug. Is it right Paul?
Best wishes!
liu
Engin Ozkan wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a peculiar problem. Whenever I copy fragment a domain, the copied
Yes it should. :-(
Paul.
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writes:
It worked well on old versions. For coot 0.5,it works when you restart
coot or overlap small fragment on big one sometimes .
That should be a bug. Is it right Paul?
Best wishes!
liu
Engin Ozkan
I recently switched from version 0.4 to version 0.5.1-pre-1 gtk2 revision 1494.
It works great, but I cannot find the edit backbone torsions on the
Model/Fir/refine menu or somewhere else. Moreover, I cannot find how to modify
general torsions.
Am I missing something?
Thanks for helping
Kevin Cowtan wrote:
Are you looking in the model/fit/refine window, or in the toolbar? The
toolbar does not contain everything that is in the window, due to space.
Ah, I was missing this point..
Thank you,
Michele
This issue was actually discussed previously here. Anyway as Kevin
already mentioned, not all buttons are available in the toolbar. However
(in the GTK2 version) you can add your own buttons to the top toolbar
(besides the 'Display Manager' button) using the right mouse click. I
have provided
Hi JonHere is a sed script to make life easier.run on command prompt withsed pdb4coot.sed file.pdb > newcoot.pdb
pdb4coot.sed
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MarkOn Oct 21, 2008, at 10:53 PM, Jonathan Winger wrote:Hi Mark,I compared the names of the H atoms for each of the residue types in my pdb file
sorry that should have been
sed -f pdb4coot.sed file.pdb newcoot.pdb
mark
On Oct 21, 2008, at 10:53 PM, Jonathan Winger wrote:
Hi Mark,
I compared the names of the H atoms for each of the residue types
in my pdb file with their cif files in the coot monomer library
(for example, see
