Hello list !
I need to work with a very large pdb file that stalls my pymol. Hence, I have
tried to launch pymol with the -c switch, to no success. Under WindowsXP, pymol
starts as usual, but disappears as soon as it is loaded. I tried also on a
linux distribution (mepis). The console prints th
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 list !
I have a problem with set_key() that appeared when I executed two scripts
sequentially. In both scripts I set the F1 key to do something different (ok,
not a very smart move...). I thought that the newest set_key() would take
precedence over the latest and overtake its adressing, but
Hello !
I finally found out what my problem was. Thanks to Warren DeLano I tried to
overwrite a cmd.set_key with another one in a very simple setting, and it
worked. That made me realize that what I wanted to do was to override a
cmd.set_key()' with a scene selection rather than with another cm
I've updated the wiki with a script doing just that: resicolor.py. The script
is available here: http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Resicolor
You can edit the coloring scheme to your liking from within the script. I
haven't checked what the exact scheme was in sPDBv, it may be the same.
Garteiser P
I've updated the wiki with a script doing just that: resicolor.py. The script
is available here: http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Resicolor
You can edit the coloring scheme to your liking from within the script. I
haven't checked what the exact scheme was in sPDBv, it may be the same.
Garteiser P
