Hi Elo
The formula for cmputing the putty radius is found in layer1/ Extrude.c
in the source:
switch(source_field) {
default: /* b*/
scale = (range+(at->b - mean)/stdev)/range;
if(scale<0.0F)
scale = 0.0F;
scale=(float)pow(scale,power)
I have a cross-eye stereo image generated by PYMOL. Is there an easy way of
custom labeling the residues by using PYMOL ?
Or should I use a photo editor program to label everything manually?
Thanks.
Hasan Demirci
Department of Molecular Biology, Cellular Biology & Biochemistry
Brown University
Hi Hasan,
Have a look at "label"... (and read the manual :))
Cheers,
Tsjerk
On 7/27/06, Demirci, Hasan wrote:
I have a cross-eye stereo image generated by PYMOL. Is there an easy way of
custom labeling the residues by using PYMOL ?
Or should I use a photo editor program to label everything
Hi again, list.
I need help on how to render an unconventional (non-protein) pdb file with a
big number of atoms in it. Even with no display (console mode), pymol still
crashes due to insufficient memory.
A different hardware is out of the question and a smaller file would defeat my
purpose, so
Hi Elo
The formula for cmputing the putty radius is found in layer1/ Extrude.c
in the source:
switch(source_field) {
default: /* b*/
scale = (range+(at->b - mean)/stdev)/range;
if(scale<0.0F)
scale = 0.0F;
scale=(float)pow(scale,power)