Dear Tony,
You can get quite far with the mvCmd command. The parser will get
confused if you issue complex commands that way, but there are workarounds.
Example:
You want to rotate one chain only over some movie frames.
Step 1) write a rotate.pml script, containing:
rotate x,5,chain A
Step 2) use it from mvCmd:
mvCmd 1-100,@rotate.pml
movie
For more complex things (like using the sin()-smoothed movement
features), you will probably need to hack into rtools/rMovie.py
Yours,
Kristian
Tony Giannetti wrote:
Hello all,
This may have already been answered but I don't see it in the archives.
I've got rTools working under MacPyMol and the effects are great. I'm
working with a scene that has many objects loaded at once and I want to have
some of them move independently over each other. So far I can only get
rTools to apply rotations/translations to the whole scene, but not to
individual objects. I can probably work around this using the alpha channel
and then pasting the rendered images back onto the original scene in
photoshop, but I'm wondering if there's a command scheme that will allow
object one to rotate and translate according to rTools commands without
altering the other objects in the scene. Thanks much,
Tony
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