I'm sorry to have ignited more controversy. As seems somehow always
inevitable, I now find I can't recreate the problem I saw before: the
PDB file that yesterday looked squished (1a4x) now displays fine, so
it's likely there is no problem with how your code handles pdb
entries. It's rather
Eleanor Dodson wrote:
Paul Emsley wrote:
James Whittle wrote:
Hi-
I'm trying for the first time to work with a structure in spacegroup
H32. Coot reads the CRYST card, but when I build a helix, or look at
a H32 PDB entry, the symmetry mates appear squished. I know there is
some discussion ab
Doesn't mmdb read the 'old' lines from syminfo.lib?
In which case, H 3 2 should work.
H32 without spaces clearly won't, and I don't think such a symbol would
be present in a modern (remediated) PDB file.
symbol ccp4 155
symbol Hall ' R 3 2"'
symbol xHM 'R 3 2 :H'
symbol old 'H 3 2'
Eleanor
Paul Emsley wrote:
James Whittle wrote:
Hi-
I'm trying for the first time to work with a structure in spacegroup
H32. Coot reads the CRYST card, but when I build a helix, or look at
a H32 PDB entry, the symmetry mates appear squished. I know there is
some discussion about handling this space
James Whittle wrote:
Hi-
I'm trying for the first time to work with a structure in spacegroup
H32. Coot reads the CRYST card, but when I build a helix, or look at a
H32 PDB entry, the symmetry mates appear squished. I know there is some
discussion about handling this spacegroup: do I need to
Hi-
I'm trying for the first time to work with a structure in spacegroup
H32. Coot reads the CRYST card, but when I build a helix, or look at a
H32 PDB entry, the symmetry mates appear squished. I know there is
some discussion about handling this spacegroup: do I need to change
the CRYST
