Eric,
PyMOL loads multi-model PDB, SDF, or MOL2 files as movies. You can use the
VCR conrols/arrow keys to iterate through them. Alternatively, you can use
the split_states command to create single objects out of each state.
load multimod.mol2
split_states multimod
I'm not sure if 0.97 will
i) Is there any guarantee that atoms are stored internally in
the same order that they appear in the PDB file?
set retain_order
sort
However, that's not really necessary:
ii) If so, is there any way to directly construct a selection
containing e.g. atoms 1,3,8,10,11... of a given object?
Uwe,
Yes:
label 23/ca, This is the CA of residue 23
Right now, the only way to modify the distance at present is to insert
spaces in the label:
label 23/ca,This is the CA of residue 23
Cheers,
Warren
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Principal Scientist
DeLano
Frank,
Yes, PyMOL has molecular editing functions, but it doesn't yet have a
clean-up ability.
To rotate bonds, put the mouse into Editing Node and then
control-right-click-and-drag on the end of the bond you wish to move. To
delete bonds, control right-click and release on the bond, then type
Steve,
Yes, in fact that's currently the only way it can save them. Just use the
save command.
You also might think about selections and loops:
cnt=22
for a in range(1,cnt+1): \
cmd.load(FINALCNS_%d%a,MOL%d%a)
select region,
Jamie,
# first, just show sticks
hide all
show sticks
# for uniform-radius balls, use the stick_ball settings
set stick_ball, on
set stick_ball_ratio, 2.5
set stick_radius, 0.12
# for variable radius balls, use scaled spheres
show spheres
set sphere_scale, 0.2
set stick_radius, 0.12
Cheers,
Andreas
ExecutiveAlign: 2889 atoms aligned.
ExecutiveRMS: 95 atoms rejected during cycle 1 (RMS=6.10).
ExecutiveRMS: 152 atoms rejected during cycle 2 (RMS=2.98).
means:
2889 atoms were aligned intially, then after looking at the quality of the
alignment, 95 atoms were rejected as
James,
The trick with getting stereo on the Mac version is to copy and rename the
MacPyMOL or PyMOLX11Hybrid executable to StereoPyMOL. On the Mac,
there is currently no way of switching in or out of stereo. Either you
launch in full-screen stereo (without the extenal GUI), or you get mono.
Chris,
First, is there any way to add additional colors to the
control panel list of colors?
Not easily, and not in a portable way. If you know Python, you can edit the
mol_color and sel_colr functions in modules/pymol/menu.py...but future
versions of PyMOL may not work with your changes.
Mikko,
I think this bug was fixed a few beta versions back. You might want to
try:
pymol-0_98beta05-bin-linux-x86.tgz
http://delsci.com/beta
Which is the latest linux binary currently available...
Cheers,
Warren
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Principal Scientist
Hubert,
The trick for doing this is to load each state into a discrete object,
which maintains separate atoms for each state.
load $TUT/1hpv.pdb, discrete=1
load $TUT/1hpv.pdb, discrete=1
color red, state 1
color blue, state 2
Cheers,
Warren
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Jules,
Right now (and for the foreseeable future) PyMOL's sequence viewer shows
actual atoms in an object (whether or not they have coordinates). There
isn't currently any way to retrieve that information other than by looking
at atoms...
model=cmd.get_model(object-name)
for atom in model.atom:
count is the operator you're looking for:
spectrum count, green_yellow, selection=50-100/
Cheers,
Warren
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400 Oyster Point Blvd., Suite 213,
South San Francisco, CA 94080
Biz:(650)-872-0942
For those of you who prefer the MacPyMOL incentive version of PyMOL for the
Mac, there is a new beta at:
http://delsci.com/macbeta
This copy will enable you to use the sequence browser without having to use
X11 (via PyMOLX11Hybrid, Fink, etc.).
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren
Sphere transparency example included below...
ALPHA must preceed COLOR to be effective.
PyMOL does not yet do a global sort of tranparent triangles, so there will
be artifacts in OpenGL. Raytracing should look fine however.
# from within a .py OR .pym file...
from pymol.cgo import *
from
Kostas,
Some (all?) Logitech mice come misconfigured with the middle mouse button
assigned to some goofy proprietary function. You can fix this on Windows,
but I don't know about Mac. Personally, I no longer buy Logitech products
for this exact reason.
Microsoft Intellimice work fine with
Actually, the setting is
set transparency_mode = 1
It's a long story, but if you start using transparency a lot, you'll find
that there are times when you prefer not to see multiple layers of
transparent objects, such as convoluted surfaces, for the sake of clarity.
PyMOL defaults to that
Tom Charles,
Tom, thanks for your attention to this issue -- actually, the problem is
more narrow...
Charles was (only) seeing a segfault with the read_pdbstr function and PDB
file 1DT7, and indeed I have been able to reproduce this on Linux with
version 0.97. However, the latest 0.98 betas
python modules to my install for
development reasons.
Thanks,
Charlie
On Nov 20, 2004, at 5:53 PM, Warren DeLano wrote:
Tom Charles,
Tom, thanks for your attention to this issue -- actually,
the problem
is more narrow...
Charles was (only) seeing a segfault
PyMOL Users,
Hooray -- PyMOL's ray tracer can finally do perspective rendering! Why is
this such a good thing?
Because (1) ray-traced images are now always what you see is what you get
(WYSIWYG) versus OpenGL, (2) you can make rendered movies where molecules
move around still look right, and
Lots of options nowadays! Just to clarify what you can or can't do with
PyMOL, here are the choices:
1) PyMOL has an automated menu action that generates a local protein
contact potential with a constant dielectric screening function. If all
you want is a GRASP-like surface image to get a
Hmm...
The problems are fixed in MacPyMOL beta24 (http://delsci.com/macbeta).
Also note that there is a new setting cartoon_side_chain_helper that
greatly simplifies figure preparation when you mix cartoons and side chains.
It takes care of making sure the cartoon goes through the CA position,
Alan,
Right now, the only way to achieve such high resolutions is to ray trace
using large width and height, save as PNG and then use a tool like
Photoshop, GIMP, or Imagemagick save a TIF with the correct DPI value.
For a 300 dpi rendered image at 4 by 3:
ray 1200,900
save hi_res.png
For
Wolfram,
This could (at least in theory) be a bug in PyMOL, but I suspect it is a
problem with either Mesa or the OpenGL drivers on your system. Seeing the
backside of triangles look like the front is an indication that either PyMOL
or the graphics driver is scrambling the order of vertices or
Bianca,
The latest win/mac betas have this capability -- all atomic elements now
have colors.
win: http://delsci.com/beta
mac: http://delsci.com/macbeta
Example usage:
# to turn off the automatic carbon color sequence
set auto_color, off
# to define your preferred colors
set_color aluminum,
Tom,
It was broken at first, but try increasing animation_duration to something
in the range 1.5 to 3
set animation_duration, 2
Of course, you'll need an updated version
http://delsci.com/beta
Cheers,
Warren
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Jeff,
MacPyMOL currently starts in the working directory of the calling process.
If double-clicked, then it starts in /Applications (the directory which
encloses the bundle -- which is silly and needs to be fixed).
To get to your:
home directory: cd ~
desktop: cd ~/Desktop
documents: cd
PyMOL Users:
For those of you who like to keep up with the numbers, I just ran some new
PyMOL CPU benchmarks on dual-processor unix workstations based on the
Intel/Xeon, the Apple/G5, and our brand new AMD/Opteron. These aren't top
models, but rather affordable systems with performance within
From: Sean C. Garrick garr...@me.umn.edu
To: Apple Scitech Mailing List scit...@lists.apple.com
(snip)
Sci-Vis is not a worthwhile business.
(snip)
I'll challenge you on that. There have been all kinds of developments in
the professional 3D field, from affordable dual-use
Andreas,
It's not a stupid question -- its just a year or more ahead of its time.
Right now aligment objects currently don't do anything other than show you
which atoms were aligned in the 3D viewer. In time however, those objects
will integrate with the sequence-viewer...
Cheers,
Warren
blaas
Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 1:19 AM
To: pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc: Warren DeLano
Subject: RE: [PyMOL] electron density map manipulation
Thanx Warren, perfect! But when entering:
load map1.dsn6
slice_new slice1,map1
I get the message:
Syntax Error: invalid syntax
, please edit your Subject line so it is more
specific than Re: Contents of PyMOL-users digest...
Today's Topics:
1. RE: electron density map manipulation (dieter blaas)
2. RE: electron density map manipulation (Warren DeLano)
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Message: 1
From: dieter blaas dieter.bl
Jon,
To group the following atoms:
ATOM688 CG ASP A 87
ATOM689 OD1 ASP A 87
ATOM690 OD2 ASP A 87
ATOM 1247 OG SER A 157
ATOM 1259 OG1 THR A 159
ATOM 1861 CZ3 TRP A 234
ATOM 1862 CH2 TRP A 234
select mysel, a/87/cg+od1+od2 |
Geoui,
This is something I definitely plan to implement in PyMOL, but it doesn't
exist yet.
Cheers,
Warren
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Lan,
Try
color color-name, object-name
This action both sets the default object color which is used for the cell as
well as coloring all of the atoms. Then you can recolor the atoms
independently.
Cheers,
Warren
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Frank,
No, PyMOL can't do this. If you need molecules in a web page, I strongly
recommend Jmol v10: http://jmol.sf.net , which DeLano Scientific officially
endorses as the tool of choice for lightweight molecular viewing (in a
browser).
Jmol is open-source, high-performance, runs anywhere,
New open-source article:
DeLano W.L.
The case for open-source software in drug discovery
DDT (2005) Volume 10, Issue 2.
In press today -- if asked, I can forward you a copy ; ).
Cheers,
Warren
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.
I need a few high-quality images of organic molecules for
teaching purposes. I've been playing with your latest
MacPyMol build all morning and can't seem to find a way of
displaying in ball stick. I can either show spheres or
sticks, not BS. I assume this can be done in MacPyMol. The
...@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of Robert
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 9:32 AM
To: 'Warren DeLano'; pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [PyMOL] chainbow on commandline
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Robert Schwarzenbacher, PhD
The Joint Center for Structural
Nicholas,
For example, each pattern that matches the following is
alanine : a C bonded to CH3, NH2 and COOH.
The algorithm must also deals with peptide bonds and disulfure bonds.
It must also work when the H atoms are not int the xyz file.
You're on the right track. In fact, most
Topic (1):
If any of you are going to LinuxWorld next week in Boston, be sure to stop
by the Emperor Linux booth (# 1821 - http://www.emperorlinux.com). They
are slotted to demonstrate a new Linux-based laptop from Sharp Electronics
that has their latest 15 autostereoscopic 3D LCD display --
Is there some kind of pymol
startup switch or environment variable to disable loading
into a stereo window?
Use the -M startup option (forces a mono OpenGL graphics context). Is this
documented anywhere? Hmm no.
Say, what do people think about the idea of creating a PyMOL Wiki to hold
only the portion of the fitted density map that is located at a
defined distance from my selection?
This is what the carve option to isosurface and isomesh do:
isomesh mesh-name, map-name, level, selection, carve=distance
load map1.xplor
load ref.pdb
zoom ref and resn LIG, 3
isomesh mesh1,
dude,
what's a WIKI?
Hah! Well, in case you're wondering it has nothing to do with...
this http://www2.gvsu.edu/~oatesr/wookie.jpg
this http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/8289/wicket.jpg
this http://www.prairielights-croquet.org/wicket.jpg
or this
Charles,
I've added an animate option to commands like zoom, orient, origin, scene.
reset
zoom all,100,animate=1
orient animate=1
Cheers,
Warren
PS. Set animation_duration to control the length of the animation.
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Ramon,
Though PyMOL's molecular editor is extensible in this way, there are some
pieces missing when it comes to adding new fragments into the mix. What
you hope to do will require general design improvements followed by some
Python development. For example, one of the problems with the
Thank you to all who replied to my Stereo 3D matters to me email response
plea!
With over 600 direct responses from almost 300 organizations, Apple now has
convincing documentation that Stereo 3D is a make or break issue for the
Mac in pro-3D visualization -- a market that spans a surprising
PyMOL Users,
Jason Vertrees (UTMB) has volunteered to lead the creation of a PyMOL Wiki,
and has found a suitable location for hosting. We now need your input on
how the Wiki should be organized. Please summarize your ideas to the
mailing list in the next 24-48 hours so that Jason has your
Luca,
(I can't believe
PyMOL's cartoon command still does not recognise the most
common 5' and 3' nucleotides!),
Sorry, I neglected to send you an email about this: there was a new setting
added to the beta called cartoon_nucleic_acid_mode
set cartoon_nucleic_acid_mode, 1
If you set
The only difficulty I have with these movements is that when
you do fragment rotation you never know exactly what the axis
of rotation is going to be. Usually I have to play around
with the overall camera view and the atoms I'm grabbing a few
times before I can get the rotation I want.
Hi all,
I am overjoyed to announce that DeLano Scientific has grown, at last! *We*
are now two people full-time: myself and Joni Lam (mailto:j...@delsci.com),
who started today.
Over coming weeks, Joni, as the Business Operations Manager ('da bom'), will
be assuming responsibility for most
1. Is there a simple way in pymol to replace an amino acid in
a given structure? If so, how can you then check (other than
visibly) if there are any glaring steric/electrostatic clashes?
Yes, using the mutagenesis wizard. But no, there's no
refinement/validation possible so it isn't as
Daniel,
This is a reasonable request, but no, it isn't possible right now -- sorry.
If it isn't necessary to be able to turn the distances on and off, then you
can name them using a preceeding underscore _ so that they are omitted
from the object list.
Cheers,
Warren
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Jmarie,
The latest betas do this in real-time, but there isn't yet a facility to
writing out a static movie of that form. As you might expect, there is
broad agreement that such a capability is very much needed.
Cheers,
Warren
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Principal Scientist
Keiko,
Hmm...that is a neat idea, but no, it isn't possible. The best you can do
is color a slice through the molecule.
load pot1.phi
ramp_new ramp1, pot1
load prot1.pdb
show surface, prot1
set surface_color, ramp1, prot1
slice_new slice1, pot1
color ramp1, slice1
set transparency, 0.2,
Buz,
You must fix the bond valences manually...
Mouse menu - 3 button editing mode
Ctrl-right click on bond
Ctrl-W to cycle valence
(repeat as necessary to get correct valences)
Then optinally remove hydrogens when done (use the action [A] menu on the
object - remove hydrogens)
Cheers,
Konrad,
Yes, but it is currently awkward because you need to protect the other atoms
in the object from moving first (action menu - movement - protect on the
inverse selection), then you can drag the object moving just the atoms in
the original selection.
Cheers,
Warren
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Paul,
Set the discrete=1 option to the load command when loading multiple small
molecules from a PDB. Otherwise, PyMOL will attempt to match them up atom
for atom based on name, applying connectivity from the first state.
Cheers,
Warren
PS. Humorous aside: Wow: factory settings -- I like
Bill,
I've noticed this happens on some machines (G5 imac) and not others (G5
dual, G4 powerbook, G4 tower). I may be a bug in Panther, since the
problems seems to have been fixed in the Tiger beta, but...well...that's not
out yet. It does seem to depend on whether or not any other programs
Hi All,
We are starting up regular PyMOL users group meeting and training sessions
at our South San Francisco location. In order to avoid cluttering up the
pymol-users mailing list, I have created a Yahoo group to handle local
matters such as these meeting announcements.
So, if you are a PyMOL
MacPyMOL users:
I believe that I have worked around the bugs in the latest nVidia drivers
hardware. Beta at
http://delsci.com/macbeta
Flickering specular reflections and periodic multicolored flashes should no
longer be a problem.
Cheers,
Warren
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The new pymol beta has been fun to play with. I like the
scenes function but am having trouble importing the .psw file
into PowerPoint. I can make a hyperlink as was suggested in
the mail list, but this is not ideal. I need to go through
two windows warnings about evil hyperlinks, the
set retain_order
sort
Cheers,
Warren
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. 400 Oyster Point Blvd., Suite 213
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Greg,
Actually, this a fundamental problem with the way the GLUT library works --
it uses callbacks instead of events, which causes refresh issues on Windows.
The problem has nothing to do with Python -- PyMOL is all C when it comes to
OpenGL.
Suffice it to say that we are aware of and working
How can I set, by line commands, cmyk colour
space cmyk
and maximum quality display
util.performance(0)
Also, would be very nice if pymol could show in a feedback
log file ou screen the commands being executed when triggered
by mouse on graphical menu. It would help a lot automatising
Gareth,
Looking over the code, we're using sscanf for most of the PDB field
reads...so there's no way around this short of changing the source code and
recompiling. However, are spaces legal within PDB field entries? They
would be expected cause problems because space is almost always used to
Jack,
Editing the output PQR sounds like a sensible approach.
As far as obtaining charges goes: in order to be quantitatively correct, the
ligand would need to be parameterized using the same approach as the protein
force field...(for Amber99, I think that means performing an ab initio
quantum
This is tricky because the view matrix isn't quite the same format as the
coordinates translation matrix. Here's some code that will do what you
want:
# transform selection coordinates by the camera view
cv=list(cmd.get_view())
cmd.transform_selection(all, \
cv[0:3]+[0.0]+ \
cv[3:6]+[0.0]+
Yunbo,
PyMOL wasn't unicode or utf8 compliant -- try saving the file in a directory
path that only contains plain ordinary ASCII characters. Alternatively, the
latest beta version might work for you since it runs in utf8 by default.
Cheers,
Warren
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Yes, it's in there...called putty
show cartoon
cartoon putty
unset cartoon_smooth_loops
unset cartoon_flat_sheets
Cheers,
Warren
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Of course,
For example:
spectrum b, minimum=20, maximum=50
Or to color on a per-object basis:
load myprotein.pdb
spectrum b, selection=myprotein, minimum=20, maximum=50
Cheers,
Warren
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.
Hi All,
Thanks to Mirek Cygler for pointing out a flaw with the first crop of PyMOL
0.98 Python-dependent builds for Windows. In addition to not correctly
detecting the installed Python, then lack support for the new PyMOL show
.psw session files.
Note that if you downloaded one of the
Yunbo,
Can I use pymol to superimpose two protein structures ? How
should I do?
You want the align command.
Example usage with 2 pdb files:
load prot1.pdb
load prot2.pdb
align prot1ca, prot2ca
It may be necessary to restrict the alignment region to certain chains. For
example,
Tom,
FYI: The Toshiba laptop I cart everywhere I go is Win XP Service Pack 2
with an nVidia GeForce4 460 Go graphics chip. No problems whatsoever. I
can't recall for sure, but I think that there may have been some confusion
between XP SP2 and the problems seen with the nVidia drivers.
As
Einat,
(ie microsoft error message blah
blah blah, Don't send) and doesn't do what its supposed to
when you double click on this ie open (or use the hyperlink
from powerpoint).
We'll need specifics in order to be helpful. As an initial guess, I'd say
that the PSW file type may not be correctly
Karen,
Your problem is that opaque_background is turned off, so trasparency is
being handled via alpha-channel, and not via blending. If you re-enable
this setting (remove set ray_opaque_background, off) then I think you'll
get the kind of effect you seek.
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano,
How can I get my labels to appear in front of a cartoon
representation of a protein?
By making your labels in PowerPoint or Photoshop after rendering in PyMOL.
However, thank you for the suggestion -- better labels are a high priority.
Cheers,
Warren
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PyMOL Users:
There have been several reports of crashes when launching PyMOL show (PSW)
files (ie. PSE files renamed PSW to trigger the full-screen mode). The
common factor behind in these crashes seems to have been Intel Extreme
Graphics chips and Windows XP Service Pack 2.
We managed to
Stephanie,
This is a very reasonable request, but unfortunately it is not one that
PyMOL can meet at present -- it will require some significant changes
within the C code for the distance command.
Thank you for the suggestion.
Cheers,
Warren
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Martin,
Unfortunately this doesn't exist yet, but I agree that it is a necessary
function. The best you can do right now is load a blank PDB file into that
state. That should delete the coordinates for that state, but it doesn't
actually delete the state.
# to delete the coordinates for state
Sergio,
We use the term polar contacts because, as you correctly point out, some
of the contacts shown don't meet strict hydrogen-bonding criteria. Of
course, many macromolecular crystal structures aren't of high enough
resolution to make definitive determinations anyway...so...
With ideal
hide cartoon, not ss H+S
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-Original Message-
From: Michael Kutz [mailto:mk...@ttpharma.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 8:29 AM
To: Fischmann, Thierry
Cc: 'Warren DeLano'
Subject: RE: [PyMOL] Linux FC3 upgrade causing pymol core dump
Thierry,
The machine i have is a 6221 also. IBM's
will be greatly appreciated Hari Jayaram
Brandeis University
On 5/27/05, Warren DeLano war...@delanoscientific.com wrote:
Mark,
0.98 should rarely be more4X slower to ray-trace than
0.97 unless you are
running out of RAM.
To get the faster
Gergori,
1) what is the difference between LINES, LINE_LOOP,
LINE_STRIP. If I understood correctly, LINES is to build single lines,
LINE_LOOP will connect the first and the last point (VERTEX),
but no clue about LINE_STRIP.
2) what is the difference between TRIANGLES, TRIANGLES_STRIP
To see them all at once:
load my_struct.pdb
set all_states
Or if you want them separated into individual objects:
unset all_states
split_states my_struct
dele my_struct
Cheers,
Warren
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. 400 Oyster
If anyone else is experiencing a non-functional PyMOL with late-model nVidia
drivers on Windows XP or similar, pymol-0_99beta96 contains a workaround
that has been reported to eliminate the problem.
http://delsci.com/beta
Hopefully the next driver release for Windows will fix this problem just
Sergio,
As is typical with PyMOL, the secondary structure assignment engine is ad
hoc and empirically tuned to produce desirable aesthetics. Though there are
some phi/psi's that are clearly helix/sheet and others that are clearly not,
there are certain regions of phi/psi space were the
PyMOL Users:
If you are lucky enough to own a fancy new OpenGL graphics card that
supports shaders, there is some fancy new OpenGL code in PyMOL that I'd like
you to test (Win Mac).
PyMOL now has sphere modes that are memory-efficient, can provide much
greater image quality for interactive CPK
Binging,
There aren't any volume computations in PyMOL...
To set radii, use the alter command *after* loading the molecule
alter elem c, vdw=1.9
alter elem n, vdw=1.8
alter elem o, vdw=1.7
rebuild
Cheers,
Warren
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Principal Scientist
PyMOL Testers:
0.99beta07 also contains a new command: draw which creates an oversized
OpenGL image using the current window.
Usage:
draw [width, height, antialiasing-level]
Examples:
draw 1600
will create an 1600-pixel wide image with an aspect ratio equal to that of
the current screen.
1. Add this to your $HOME/.pymolrc file:
# start $HOME/.pymolrc modification
one_letter = {'VAL':'V', 'ILE':'I', 'LEU':'L', 'GLU':'E', 'GLN':'Q', \
'ASP':'D', 'ASN':'N', 'HIS':'H', 'TRP':'W', 'PHE':'F', 'TYR':'Y',\
'ARG':'R', 'LYS':'K', 'SER':'S', 'THR':'T', 'MET':'M', 'ALA':'A',\
Doug,
I can't be sure, but this looks like a problem with MacOS X binding PyMOL to
the wrong shared object, quite possibly due to some change in the resolution
order...your analysis is on track. To fix this, try to figure out what
entry in PATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, (or whatever mechanism MacOS uses
Jianghai,
Try dividing all those numbers by 255.0 -- then it will work.
Cheers,
Warren
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Principal Scientist
. DeLano Scientific LLC
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Luca,
We bought a Mini here in the office to use as an inexpensive, secure,
stable, hassle-free CVS server. I hadn't tried running PyMOL on it until
today...
In a very small set of tests with surfaces, a $600 1.42 Ghz G4 Mini (ATI)
has about 25% of the OpenGL performace and 60% of the
Dyda,
By default, PyMOL uses charges and radii from the Amber99 forcefield, as per
APBS. The PDB2PQR tool included with APBS enables you to use other
charge/radius sets, such as CHARMM.
Chain IDs need to be removed for PQR...though future versions of PyMOL do
this automatically.
Cheers,
Laura,
Presents are simply miniature Python programs bound to menu items. To
create your own while avoiding changes to menu.py which is overwritten
during upgrades, you can wrap and replace the 'presets' function in the
menu module at runtime.
# file: add_preset.py
# run add_preset.py to load
Charles,
Thanks for pointing this out -- yes, unfortunately plugin installation
was broken in the early 0.98 release candidates, including the source
distribution.
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
. DeLano Scientific LLC
. 400 Oyster Point
Humberto,
You've hit an insumountable limitation in PyMOL at present...sorry!
Cheers,
Warren
--
Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
. DeLano Scientific LLC
. 400 Oyster Point Blvd., Suite 213
. South San Francisco, CA 94080 USA
. Biz:(650)-872-0942
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