FYI / FTR -- my recent post on the Jmol list pertaining to feature
duplication interoperability.
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Anders,
No plans at present, but hey, it is still one whole week before a week
before the deadline! Anyone out there with sufficient bandwidth to mentor?
Hmm... Perhaps a nucleating effort on Jmol / PyMOL interporability would
make a good SOC project? ;)
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the objects in
your schematic.
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exactly what you're thinking about
doing, so perhaps you could describe one or more of your intended use cases
in a little more detail?
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the current behavior, would you agree that using the
numeric average of the value would make the most sense?
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Xavier,
grid_mode can currently only be found in the open-source code, but it will
be present in the next beta build. This feature was added directly in
response to recent requests from people wishing to visualize two or more
structures in a juxtaposed fashion.
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(each expanded to a residue)
# selecting all nearby HIS residues as we go into the result
while cmd.pop(tmp, c_alphas): \
cmd.select(result, result or byres (his/ near_to 6 of byres tmp))
# then display the resulting selection
enable result
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measure of
absolute RMS displacement in any sort of modeling or analysis work.
It is probably safer to stick with relative, qualitative comparisons within
a single structure, keeping in mind that vdw could be scaled by systematic
biases.
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Jorge,
You can create a .pymolrc file in your home directory to do this. From the
MacOSX terminal window, issue:
echo config_mouse one_button ~/.pymolrc
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Horacio,
PyMOL cannot currently superimpose small molecules unless:
1. either the identifiers match between the two molecules (fit commmand)
or
2. the pairwise correspondance between the two is explicitly specified
(pair_fit command or pair fitting wizard)
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Evan,
You can save the alignment object resulting from an align command to an
aln file:
align sele1, sele2, object=aln_obj
save alignment.aln, aln_obj
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-source code into Fink / X11 / Python via distutils.
This will enable 'import pymol' from within external python scripts.
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a particular matrix with a particular frame, and it is also
what you use to interpolate between views.
PyMOLwiki has some coverage at:
http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Scene
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(1i8eCA,1)
output=open(output.txt,'wa')
for rms in list: output.write(str(rms)+\n)
output.close()
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, then it should be possible to load such content into PyMOL for
visualization and animation, and for sharing results with your scientific
colleagues.
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functions available to users at the command prompt and in command scripts
where feedback is typically desirable.
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workarounds been identified?
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John,
This is a bug we haven't yet been able to figure out yet.
However, Jack Howarth has provided the following workaround
Praba,
You need to install 32-bit compatibility libraries for X11, which should
provide the file in /usr/lib or /usr/X11R6/lib
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Robin,
Try:
obj.extend([ALPHA,0.5])
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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)
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David,
So long as the PDB files match, you should be able to:
load new_pdb.pdb, new_object
update old_object, new_object
delete new_object
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Chris,
Thanks -- fixed.
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with high relative variability (e.g. 2 standard
deviations from the cycle's mean deviance).
super does a sequence-independent structure-based dynamic programming
alignment followed by that same 3D refinement strategy.
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- Secondary structure display in sequence viewer
- Scene buttons / sorter
- Movie slider ala Cinema4D/Maya/3DSMax
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Or, with recent builds, simply
save myscene.wrl
or
save myscene.obj
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Oganesyan,
Sorry, no, this isn't possible with the current PyMOL release, but it could
be added fairly easily if there is popular demand.
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Tom,
PyMOL provides a discrete brute-force approximation to the molecular surface
as defined by the atomic van der Waals radii and the surface of all possible
1.4 A spherical waters in contact with the molecule.
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Mark,
It sounds like the sglite module may not have compiled correctly.
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Buz,
Does anyone know the exact meaning of the output from the
first rigimol processing step?
Those tables were used for diagnostic output during development of RigiMOL.
For instance, if I give the rigimol program two structures
that are very similar (structure #1 and structure #2), the
John,
This is a bug we haven't yet been able to figure out yet. However, Jack
Howarth has provided the following workaround:
[with] the compile flags...
-O2 -g -pipe -Wall -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fexceptions -fstack-protector
--param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -m64 -mtune=generic
Out of those it
Carsten,
Hmm...this could be a bug. In the meantime, the way to get this effect is
to duplicate the object, and then configure one object one way, and the
second, another.
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I have a quick question for you.
I am trying to look at the structure of the tetranucleosome (pdb file
1zbb).
However, the structure is only composed by 2 nucleosomes. Is there a way
to duplicate the image to 4?
Based on the BIOMT records in the PDB file:
REMARK 350 BIOMOLECULE: 1
REMARK
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their top priority. Examples
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Maestro, MOE, Discovery Studio, and so on.
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distances) into a single one.
group my_dists, dist01 dist02
or
group my_dists, dist0*
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Martin,
Absolutely -- Python provides all of the socket / communication
infrastructure needed to accomplish this.
One such example is the RPC plugin developed by Greg Landrum. See
examples/devel/xmlrpc01.py
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alter_state. Then, the only additional trick to
incorporate is to copy the first state before using alter_state to modify
coordinates for the copied state.
see examples/devel/particle02.py (just added) for a working example of what
your code should do instead.
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Take a look at cgo05.py and cgo06.py:
http://pymol.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pymol/trunk/pymol/examples/devel/
sample image: http://delsci.com/img/pore.jpg
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David,
Even if displays were to accept a high referesh-rate signal, there are two
other problems:
(1) the publisheed response times are usually gray-to-gray, not
full-on-to-full-off. At 120 Hz stereo 3D, the display needs to go full-off
to full-on and back to full-off in 8.3 ms total (roughly
Paride,
One option is to simply create and modify coordinates real-time using
Python. See example particle01.py
http://pymol.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pymol/trunk/pymol/examples/devel/pa
rticle01.py?view=markup
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Konrad,
Sorry -- the curent brick code only supports orthogonal maps.
The only way to accomplish this at present is to write a crystallographic
map in one of the supported formats (XPLOR ASCII, CCP4 binary, or DSN6/BRIX)
and then read that map into PyMOL.
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http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/Windows_Install
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324767
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Michael,
The -c option forces PyMOL to run in command-line-only mode which means it
doesn't have access to the OpenGL hardware (used by cmd.draw and interactive
graphics). In command-line-only mode, ray tracing (cmd.ray) is the only
option.
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David,
Here's an example of using the translate command to achieve what you're
seeking.
fetch 1t46,async=0
fetch 1oky,async=0
as cartoon
align 1t46CA, 1okyCA
orient 1t46 and organic
turn z,180
translate [50,0,0], 1oky
zoom
show sph, organic
color white, organic and elem c
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not be all that
informative.
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iterate all, print (resn, resi, name, index)
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get) with respect
to the OpenGL view.
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Greg,
Documentation on load can be found in the following ways:
PyMOL load ?
will list arguments
PyMOL help load
will provide additional usage information.
The PyMOLWiki has a page on the load command:
http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Load
and load is also covered in the official docs:
of a pixel (even if you
render at a much higher resolution) -- PyMOL attempts to deliver WYSIWYG at
displayed resolution. That may explain why you were getting a thicker mesh
than you wanted.
map_double map-name
can be used to double the sampling density of an existing map.
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Greg,
To directly specify RGB colors, you can encode them as a hexidecimal string
(0xRRGGBB):
color 0xffcc11, chain A
However, the advantage of using set_color is that you can change your mind
later without having to edit every line in your script where you use the
color -- just the one line
inconvenient as compared to having it just work in competing
VRML-capable products.
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The drag action provides an easier to use solution. Right click on the
atom, select molecule/chain/object then drag.
From that point on, shift-left, shift-middle, and shift-right click can be
used to move those atoms.
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Gianluigi,
The API changed in PyMOL 1.0 in order to accomodate multiple PyMOL instances
in a single Python interpreter -- your wizard needs to be updated so that
the init method takes a _self keyword argument:
def __init__(, _self=cmd):
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pseudoatom myobj, pos=[1.4,3.5,2.4]
PyMOLpseudoatom ?
Usage: pseudoatom object [, selection [, name [, resn [, resi [, chain [,
segi [, elem [, vdw [, hetatm [, b [, q [, color [, label [, pos [, state [,
mode [, quiet ]
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Evan,
This appears to be a problem with file format incompatibility between PyMOL
and the psize.py script. I suspect that rounding off the atom coordinates
will eliminate it:
alter_state 1, all, (x,y,z)=(int(x*1000)/1000.0, int(y*1000)/1000.0,
int(z*1000)/1000.0)
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Per,
No, looking through the code, there doesn't seem to be anything like this
available yet, other than 3D visualization of the alignment (lines drawn
between atom centers).
What you are presumably looking for is the length of those lines. hmm...
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However, step 6. (apply) results in this:
Selector-Error: invalid model and.
( ( Model and _mutate_sel ) )--
Anyone with any ideas?
Unfortunately, model is a PyMOL selection language keyword. Everyone,
please avoid naming your models model, if possible -- that will save you
some
Try redirecting stderr and stdout to a file -- the process may be getting
suspended by the shell due to output.
csh/tcsh:
pymol -qc script.pml pymol.log
sh/bash:
pymol -qc script.pml pymol.log 21
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Bill,
See Source code? under the 1.0r2 news item at http://pymol.sf.net (may
need to refresh browser).
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For safety security reasons, it probaby isn't such a good idea to put code
into PDB files.
Fortunately, we have something called a .p1m file which provides for the
reverse: embedding of PDB and other data files within a script. There are
three such examples (embed0X.p1m) in the test/dat
Mark,
set connect_mode = 0 is the default, and this uses both distance-based and
explicit (CONECT-based) connectivity.
set connect_mode = 1 uses only explicity connectivity
we don't have a connect_mode = 2 yet (forcing use of distance-based
connectivity only), so instead, you'll need to
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Mark,
set connect_mode = 0 is the default, and this uses both distance-based and
explicit (CONECT-based
Nicole,
The difference between the two files is that one of them is a single monomer
whereas the other contains all 60 copies of the virion capsid biological
unit. The problems you are experiencing are related to that fact that you
are loading about 320,000 atomic coordinates with the new file
Nicole,
As much as we may enjoy blaming the PDB for the various shortcomings of
their files, I cannot imagine how the changes they implemented could be
causing the behaviors you describe. Rather, it sounds to me like you may be
having problems with either PyMOL itself, or the underlying OpenGL
Roger,
This isn't so much a PyMOL bug as a flaky characteristic of OpenGL under
Windows XP, which eventually stops updating the screen when an application
like PyMOL attempts to draw continuously for a long period of time without
relinquishing control back to the operating system event loop.
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with the -S option
(hypen capital S).
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The goal is
to produce a Pymol that uses native Windows graphics, not one
that requires X11.
David,
Please note that the goal behind Open-Source PyMOL (as maintained by DeLano
Scientific LLC) is to enable compilation under open-source operating
systems, and primarily, Linux with X11/GLUT
/MacPyMOL -X -1000
./MacPyMOL.app/Contents/MacOS/MacPyMOL -X -1000 -Y 100
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I'm demonstrating PyMOL in the Apple Booth today and tomorrow at the Drug
Discovery Today conference in Boston, MA. The booh number is #512. Please
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is targeted at Linux 8-)!
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list of the Fink dependencies
required.
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Tsjerk,
Sometimes the archives can be misleading...
Actually, settings do now work on selections and bonds as well (with
set_bond). However, only a small set of per-atom and per-bond settings are
currently implemented, since each can require a significant amount of new
code.
Cheers,
Warren
.
./configure
make
make install
Note that make install just installs into the current source directory.
As for the Fink build, that looks like an X11 / OpenGL / GLX problem on your
system. Does the precompiled X11 build work?
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under the Fink environment, not straight Mac OS X. We need to
fix the default setup.py to reflect this fact.
Cheers,
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Minh,
This type of use is now covered under the rotate command in the official
documentation for PyMOL 1.0 ( http://delsci.info/dsc ) as well as in the
current open-source code.
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Mark,
Your confusion arises from the new set_bond command, which must be used
when setting bond-specific properties. Please see the official docs on
set_bond.
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components and capabilities!
Together we are all working together to ensure that PyMOL continues to
thrive under terms that remain compatible with the open-source code.
Enjoy!
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Martin,
That is a good suggestion! No, this capability does not yet exist.
Cheers,
Warren
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[mailto:pymol-users-boun...@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf
Of Martin Höfling
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 3:30 AM
To:
Hmm...
Well, RHEL is a Fedora-based Linux, so I guess this shouldn't be a surprise.
What is frustrating is that this problem is so inconsistent -- some users
experience it, and others (including us) do not.
At the present time, the only advice I can offer is: do not count on being
able to run
David,
As long as you run Windows XP and not Vista, most modern shared-memory GPU
systems should have sufficient performance for PyMOL.
If you're thinking of new systems, it is no secret that I unabashedly favor
and recommend the Windows--Linux-capable PC laptops made by that
Correction (for the record):
flag ignore, clear, resn mse
flag ignore, resn mse, clear
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[mailto:pymol-users-boun...@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf
Of DeLano Scientific
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 11:04 AM
Indraneel,
Try something like:
pair_fit 1p80_A///79-130+160-180/CA, 1gwe_A///14-65+95-125/CA
instead, where hypen (-) is used for matchd residue ranges, and plus (+) is
used for the unmatched (gap) ranges.
Cheers,
Warren
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Jianghai,
The ray_trace_mode tracing mechanism operates at a per-pixel level. Thus,
to get a small image with a nice outline, you simply render a large image
and then shrink it down.
Cheers,
Warren
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load some_smet_containing.pdb
flag ignore, clear, resn mse
show surface
(or rebuild if surface is already shown)
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Preston,
You may need to post a PDB snippet containing the residues in question...
Cheers,
Warren
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Of Preston Garrison
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 5:05
Jeff,
Extract the ligand into a new object, and then show the surface on that
object only:
extract lig, ligand-selection
show surface, lig
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren
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Ney,
This is likely due to faulty OpenGL driver.
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Use spawn instead of run.
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Savvas,
Thank you for aggregating and posting that information. Just so everyone
knows, it is possible to do this on a CRT/LCD-dual-headed Mac Pro with the
Quadro FX 4500 graphics card. Having recently set this up for myself, I can
attest to the fact that it just works without mucking with
development.
PPPS. Maestro users, stay tuned... dot-MAE is next as soon as .MOE reading
proves stable and complete.
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