create a, resi
cmd.transform_selection(a, [[x,x,x,x],[x,x,x,x],[x,x,x,x],[x,x,x,x]],
homogenous=1)
Thanks (is better late than never)!
But I want to apply a set of selective transformations with a time
between them (using the time.sleep() function of python), making the
efect to
Hi!
I wish to show a smart animation between two pdb files, or between two
loaded objects. Something like a transform_selection[1], but doing the
transformation like a movie. I don't know if exists such a feature in
Pymol, and obviously I can make some intermediate transformation
matrix and apply
An object whose name begins with an underscore will not appear in the menu.
Perfect! But how can I change the name of one name in the Names Panel?
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think that this is a coincidence.
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Hi!
When I create a distance in a pymol session, an object called dist n
is created, and a label with there name is shown at the right of the
screen, with the other objects loadeds. Can I create a dist, and
render the dotted line at the screen, without having the label in the
right menú?
Thanks
Hi people!
I'm trying to apply a transformation matrix to a few atoms in a
representation. By now I'm using a python script that modify the
position vector directly in the pdb, and then load the new pdb, but I
think that should exist some other way to apply the matrix direct with
the pymol.
Hello!
I'm trying to show some aminoacids transparent in a cartoon view. I
use the command cmd.set(transparency, 0.8 ,(resi + values[0] +
: + values[1] + )).
When i see the cartoon view, happens nothing, but if I use show
surface the transparency is shown. Do you know how to do it in the
Hi guys!
I hope you enjoy your time with Pymol, it's so nice ;)
I have a few doubts; anybody know if it's possible to change the color
of the dotted line drawn by the distance command?
How can I pass an argument to a python script run with run script.py?
Thank you!
I'm not sure this is what you're asking, but I use scripts by typing:
@script.pml
Thanks for your response, but I'm asking how to pass arguments to
pymol's scripts written in Python. I type run nameOfScript.py within
pymol for this, but I would pass some arguments, such as run
script.py arg0