For a definition of TTT , see http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Object_Matrix
You'll notice that set_object_ttt takes a 16-member list that corresponds to
this matrix.
-David
On Aug 12, 2013, at 11:48 AM, Павел Томашевский wrote:
> Thank you Thomas, translate and rotate works great, but I'm not
Thank you Thomas, translate and rotate works great, but I'm not sure what
set_object_ttt function does.
I'm also looking for a function that can set absolute coordinates of my cgo
cone, not relative to current position like translate/rotate. Is there such
a function?
2013/8/12 Thomas Holder
>
Hi Thomas,
This was perfect, thanks for your help!
Kind regards,
Greg
On 8/12/2013 5:37 AM, Thomas Holder wrote:
> Hi Gregory,
>
> we are working on improved label placement right now. So far,
> label_position is just an object-level and not an atom-level setting.
> However, you can actually drag
Hi Boris,
the second argument must be a function reference, not a function call.
Basically means: no parenthesis. So this works:
cmd.set_key('ALT-r', cmd.reset)
Cheers,
Thomas
Boris Kheyfets wrote, On 08/12/13 10:49:
> Hello PyMOL users,
>
> I need to bind reset to a key.
> I tried both PyMO
Hi Gregory,
we are working on improved label placement right now. So far,
label_position is just an object-level and not an atom-level setting.
However, you can actually drag each label individually in edit mode.
This is independant of the label_position setting and cannot be done
with a script. E
Hi Pawel,
> Currently I'm working on some plugin for PyMOL and I need your help.
> I need to draw an object (CGO) and create some function that will move
> this object or simply change its coordinates.
> I've done my job with the first part, that is drawing a sphere on a
> screen using
> cmd.
Hi Alicia,
these are rounding errors. If you print the pairwise distances, which
are stored in the b-factor column by the ColorByRMSD script, you will
see some numbers which are not zero but close to zero (order of 1e-6).
As soon as there is any real difference between the two conformations,
the c
Hi Junjun,
you probably have a cheap graphics card with limited shader support.
This should help:
PyMOL> set cylinder_shader_ff_workaround
And eventually:
PyMOL> unset line_as_cylinders
Can you please also send me the output of:
PyMOL> print cmd.get_renderer()
See also:
http://pymolwiki.org/i
Hello PyMOL users,
I need to bind reset to a key.
I tried both PyMOL API way:
cmd.set_key('ALT-r', cmd.reset())
and PyMOL commad way:
cmd.set_key('ALT-r', cmd.do("reset")
But it doesn't work.
I bind various things to keys, so I'm certain of the procedure.
How could I bind reset to a key?
