Hi,
Yes, there're definitely a few (?) exceptional cases.
But maybe people don't use this feature in such case.
Anyway, this feature is not included in current PyMOL, right?
Then, is it hard to implement this feature (many changes in code required)?
Keitaro
2011/3/8 gilleain torrance
Hi Kanika,
First of all, please try to phrase your questions in fully written english,
in stead of a phonetic-like writing with lots of abbreviations... It's
sometimes kind of hard to follow. The reason for it, as well as other very
useful hints are expanded on
Upgrading to 64 bit version of licensed Pymol 1.3 fixed all rendering
issues.
On Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 1:33 PM, Jason Vertrees
jason.vertr...@schrodinger.com wrote:
Hi Ian Tsjerk,
You can try to set hash_max (set hash_max,200) to put a limit on memory
usage. Then again, an immediate crash
Greetings,
We're wrapping up our work for the PyMOL v1.4 release. A new
Incentive PyMOL feature will be the ability to load and calculate maps
from MTZ files. These files can be tricky to read for various reasons
(endian issues, machine word size variance, etc). I would like to
test my MTZ
Hello:
I have a protein with several helices and believe only one of them (the one
closest to that active center) moves significantly during a simulation.
Can someone suggest a way to use pymol to highlight the movement of the
helices in this protein. I want to select 20 structures from a
Hi Keitaro,
Is map automatically extended around the view-center within some
radius by crystallographic symmetry operations?
This feature won't be in the v1.4 release of PyMOL. It might however
show up in a later update release.
Can other reflection formats be opened?
For example, .hkl
