* Schubert, Carsten [2002-10-23 16:59] wrote:
> Don't know about MACs but this works on PCs and SGIs:
> -
> Exporting Povray scripts from PyMol
>
>
> The choice of the renderer is defined by the variable "ray_default_renderer".
> A
> value of 0 p
Hi,
I am trying to render the surface of only selected residues but using
show surface, (resi 110,128,134,135,120,131,118,138,121,129,132,136) only shows
components of the overall surface contributed by the external residues in my
selection.
I want to depict the entire surface of indivi
Hi Sri
Really easy: make a new object of the residues, then do the surface:
create mysel, (resi 110,128,134,135,120,131,118,138,121,129,132,136)
show surface, mysel
Cheers
phx.
-Original Message-
From: Mad Max [mailto:madbush...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 10:04 AM
Frank suggested a good approach. You can also do the job within one object:
show surface, (resi 110,128,134,135,120,131,118,138,121,129,132,136)
flag ignore,(not (resi 110,128,134,135,120,131,118,138,121,129,132,136))
rebuild
Cheers,
Warren
-Original Message-
From: Vondelft, Frank
Hi
Hello,
Background
I want to create a surface colored by electrostatic potential in PyMOL.
I can simulate this by coloring atoms by a formal charge which is
either 1, 0 or -1, ...
color white
color blue, (fc; > 0.5)
color red, (fc; < -0.5)
show surface
Of course this d
Hi,
Just installed PyMOL 0.84beta -- looks great. Hoping to use it instead
of Molscript on the SGI.
However, the image on the screen is screwed up -- looks like it has the
wrong color map,
mixed in with some bad dithering. The background is dark green.
When I click to move the structure, o
