ended approach is to compile the Open-Source PyMOL source code for X11
instead of using MacPyMOL/PyMOLX11Hybrid. Unfortunately, the Python C ABI
is just too fragile for anything else to be practical...
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Mark,
PyMOL does not have such abilities at present.
Can such concepts even be defined in a precise, objective, and unambiguous
fashion?
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> From: Mark C
Buz,
alter elem Na, elem='K'
iterate elem K, print vdw
show spheres, elem K
alter elem K, vdw=1.4
rebuild
iterate elem K, print vdw
color yellow, elem K
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Annalisa,
If bonds are not explicitly provided in the input file, then PyMOL infers
bonding based on distance. Are the input coordinates valid? It looks like
the atoms may be too close together in space...
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> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 5:11 PM
> To: pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [PyMOL] PyMol memory vs.
# unfortunately, the above does not in fact work because there is a bug in
the code when all B factors are the same...you get a radius of 1 instead.
# regardless, setting non-identical B factors should currently work:
alter chain A, b=0.2
alter chain B, b=0.4
rebuild
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ray
# and save
save struct001.png
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> Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 11:42 AM
> To: pymol-users@lists.sou
Seth,
set sweep_speed, 3.5
set movie_fps, 3
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To: pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
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Attention Crystallographers:
DeLano Scientific LLC will be exhibiting at the 19th WCPCW meeting April 5-8
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But in addition, we are also settin up a WCPCW PyMOL event: most likely a
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entially display phi's, psi's, and chi's, and perhaps likewise for
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Tom,
label all, color
will display the numeric color identifiers which can be used in place of
color names. You can also use "iterate" to fetch them back out as a list:
stored.list = []
iterate all, stored.list.append(color)
print stored.list
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QT,
No, unfortunately, it is more complicated than that...see the community
wiki:
http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Get_View
Also, for sectioning, you may wish to disable depth_cue
unset depth_cue
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cmd.move("z",-cmd.get_view()[11])
cmd.refresh()
threading.Thread(target=spin).start()
python end
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eld_of_view, 45
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Subject: [PyMOL] Camera Orientation
Hello ever
As an aside:
If building current versions from source, there is now an additional
performance hack for displaying trajectories using the simplest
representations: lines, sticks, nonbonded, spheres, & ribbon.
set defer_builds_mode, 5
This will enable PyMOL to be more RAM and performance competi
reference). An actual surface won't be
computed until PyMOL is asked to refresh or render the display. When
running a script, you can force an update by calling:
cmd.refresh()
After cmd.show.
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Vahdati,
The short answer to this is no. However, for the application you describe,
try:
zoom
print cmd.get_position()
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Christian,
PyMOL's default behavior is to pre-compute and cache molecular geometry in
RAM. Although this provides optimal performance for small numbers of
molecular states, due to RAM usage, it is an unworkable approach for viewing
long MD simulations. So,
set defer_builds_mode, 3
before loadi
Daniel,
This is just a guess, but I suspect that there is a problem with identifiers
and/or residue ordering in the structure which may be confusing PyMOL. A
command like
label name ca, segi+"-"+chain+"-"+resi
may help reveal what is going on.
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> Subject: Re: [PyMOL] [Apbs-users] Strange
ning a box around that
point.
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 7:35 AM
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So there somethi
current code, or something else is going on.
Gilles, what versions of PyMOL and APBS are you using?
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Sent: Wednesday, Sep
e same scaling (for a fixed aperture / window size /
aspect ratio).
load obj1.pdb
center obj1
zoom center, 20
ray
png img1.png
delete all
load obj2.pdb
center obj2
zoom center, 20
ray
png img2.png
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Gilles,
The PyMOL and APBS programs have differing views as to whether PDB & PQR
files are column-based or space-delimited, respectively. We must eventually
sort this out, because it causes continued grief for our users in common.
For now, however, the workaround is to make sure no B-factors exc
Great news Mac users:
The just-released Mac OS X 10.5.5 patch fixes the longstanding Stereo 3D
compositing problems under Leopard.
So, if MacPyMOL is the primary application for which you require Stereo 3D,
then as of today, you can safely buy a new Quadro-equipped Mac Pro or
upgrade your existin
Joel,
Does PyMOL 1.1 fail to even launch? If so, then your libc is probably older
than the one required by that build. Note that we have posted an older
glibc23-based linux build as well (measurably slower, but more compatible
with older linux).
pymol-1_1r1-bin-linux-x86-glibc23.tgz
http://
Sure. Done.
It is now in the open-source code, and it will be present in version 1.2
builds.
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To
ent way of increasing the blur effect.
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Christian,
That limitation was fixed ages ago, spaces in commands such as:
./pymol -d 'help selections'
should work fine with any recent unix-based PyMOL build, open-source or
commercial.
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Ben,
P-Ser and P-Try aren't currently built in to PyMOL. You could of course
build the chemistry up atom by atom using the builder, but the resulting
atom names wouldn't match standard PDB conventions.
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m
re running in 24 or 32-bit color mode...aka.
"millions" of colors.
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Yose,
By default, PyMOL guesses connectivity based on proximity, based on the
empirical observation that two atoms of a given radius will not be generally
closer than a certain distance unless they are bonded.
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Michael,
Sorry, this isn't something PyMOL is presently capable of doing.
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Dimitry,
cmd.align returns a list of numbers, the first of which is the final RMS
value for atoms in the final cycle of alignment. You can of course use that
result in a script.
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in a PB calculation
would be greatest due to discrete discontinuities between the low-dielectric
interior and the high-dielectric exterior (solvent region).
I think it would be great if someone who knows far more than myself about PB
& electrostatics would address this issue in a rigorous fashion
files one by one through use of sys.argv
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Sent: Thurs
I'll second that.
While applying PyMOL to generate millions of molecular renderings in an
automated fashion may be a cool demonstration of open-source databases &
technology, using 2D molecules as inputs kind of misses the point:
PyMOL is a 3D viewer, optimized for depicting 3D representatio
Brian,
This should work, so there is clearly some kind of problem. What version of
MacPyMOL are you using?
Also, have you tried setting ray_trace_frames before exporting? (save first
-- that might take a while!).
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i=int(resi)-200
set seq_view
# test selections
indicate resi \-127
indicate resi \-136-\-129
A bit ugly, but it works!
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on early versions of Mac OS X).
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Sent
52-75/ca
# resolved with "dss"
dss
The other approach would be to manually break the helix definition:
dele all
fetch 1u7k, async=0
as cartoon
show ribbon
set cartoon_cylindrical_helices
alter 65/ca, ss='L'
rebuild
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OJ,
I think Photoshop (or Gimp?) is probably the tool for this -- PyMOL's
ray_trace_mode cannot distinguish between the underlying representations,
but you could probably accomplish this through recoloring select portion of
a single rendering or through composition of multiple renderings.
Cheers,
expanded (e.g. a
CRYST record was present in the input PDB file).
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e
camera moves (in other words, the objects will appear to move together). Also,
if the molecules are part of the same object, then it is particularly important
to right-click directly on the target chain, and then chain menu item and drag
sub-menu-item.
Hopefully that helps!
Cheers,
Wa
Nope, sorry: a quick look at the code confirms that no provision has yet
been been made for a transparent dots representation.
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I think he means: "sheared" as in garden :)
Creating a separate object is one route.
Another would be:
flag ignore, not rep dots
rebuild
But do note that this would affect surfaces or meshs as well.
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m
selection1, selection2, mode=2
eg.:
dist pol_conts, chain A, chain B, mode=2
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Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 8:43 AM
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Subject: CCL: Python training for cheminformatics
Sent to CCL by: Andrew Dalke [dalke.:.dalkescientific.com] Hello all,
I will be teaching a two-day training course in Pyt
768
You'll need to adjust W&H appropriately.
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- At 6.9 pounds it fits under your arm and takes less than 5
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Richard,
> label (residue 200 and name ca), "My favorite C_alpha"
The command you provided works as written, so what are you asking exactly?
Is is that you want us to add a GUI way of doing this?
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d way to adjust the
size of the sphere that the dot representation uses? I adjustable this
through using alter, and changing the vdw setting for a selection (or
object)... (then a rebuild)... Is this the best way?
Yes.
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Doug,
Unfortunately, I do not think is not possible: PyMOL requires a full
backbone in order to reliably generate cartoon geometries other than a
simply backbone tube. Sorry!
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matrix_copy mol2, map2
isomesh mesh1, map1
isomesh mesh2, map2
etc.
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Doug,
set ray_trace_frames
before issuing the mpng command.
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Doug,
Rotate transforms atomic coordinates (relative to the precomputed field).
Try using "turn" to move the camera instead.
turn y,180
etc.
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Try the following in a new
shell:
export PYMOL_PATH=/var/lib/python-support/python2.5/pymol/
python2.5 ${PYMOL_PATH}/__init__.py
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then what you're seeing may be a shortcoming of the VRML viewer
rather than of PyMOL.
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Mike,
Yes, that is the default behavior for PyMOL as well. To disable it, issue:
unset normalize_ccp4_maps
before loading your map file.
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Petro,
I am not sure this works in older versions, but
set connect_mode,1
Should force current versions of PyMOL to only use connectivity information
explicitly provided in the PDB file.
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Inside a script, I would suggest adding ",async=0" so that the fetch command
is forced to complete before the next command is read:
fetch 1a25, async=0
show cartoon
create chaina, chain a
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There are many. One way is to use PyMol (o
Yes:
unset movie_loop
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Weisel
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 4:07 AM
To
gain
set antialias, 0
set ray_trace_gain, 2.5
ray 6000
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Marius,
Hmm...are you perhaps looking at the output before the file is closed and/or
flushed? You should issue ndx.flush() or ndx.close() before attempting to
use the output file.
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he potential at the molecular surface itself (which is less
meaningful, since no atom could ever feel such a potential).
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[mai
Hello All,
Since I have long been such a big Mac stereo 3D proponent, it is
especially important that I go on the record with an updated
perspective.
Based on all of the accumulated evidence to date, a verdict can now be
rendered: we have lost the case. For stereo 3D visualization,
Open-sourc
te
set light_count,10
set spec_count,1
set shininess, 10
set specular, 0.25
set ambient,0
set direct,0
set reflect,1.5
set ray_shadow_decay_factor, 0.1
set ray_shadow_deday_range, 2
unset depth_cue
viewport 400,400
Then press "ray".
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Last week I endorsed the Planar displays a promising alternative to CRTs.
Martin Montgomery (MRC-DUNN) was kind enough to provide some insightful
feedback on both Planar and Omnia displays, so I have included his comments
below (with permission) along with a link to an image showing the two
displa
s
are finally behind us.
The only change I would suggest would be to allow at least 90 frames (3
seconds) between scenes so that the camera interpolation has time to
complete.
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e of the self_cmd
argument, and you'll see similar constructs in both the Python-based wizards
and the Tcl/Tk GUIs.
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yellow_white_red
green_white_blue red_blue yrmbcg
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have symmetry records at present
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Fellow stereo-3D addicts, I am endorsing Planar stereo 3D displays for use
with PyMOL.
Note that there is absolutely no relationship between DeLano Scientific and
Planar, but I did see the product at the Schrodinger User Symposium and both
Planar and Schrodinger were kind enough to allow me to
Yes.
set cartoon_side_chain_helper
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Siddharth,
align obj1CA, obj2CA, cycles=0
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Jianghai,
That sounds like a bug, but it could be something specific about your
script. Could you post (or email us) an example PyMOL script which
reproduces the reported behavior?
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Dimitry,
>From that traceback, it appears that you may not have successfully compiled
>_tkinter with your Python 2.5.1 build. To configure this manually, edit
>Setup.dist in the Modules directory of the Python source code distribution.
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set use_display_lists
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e seems to be
no fundamental technical reason why desktop DLP displays shouldn't be able
to do so as well.
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[mai
loper relations at Apple that they are aware
of the severity of the problem and have the issue appropriately prioritized.
Unfortunately, there is just a bit too much good stuff going on with Apple
these days...
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the above):
set surface_color, white
set surface_type, 2
unset ray_shadows
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Preferences).
If not, then try to rotate the camera and adjust the clipping planes so that
no other atoms are displayed near the atoms you wish to click on.
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> Is there some way to increase the "perspective-ness" of the molecule
> being displayed (more so than the default perspective mode),
I don't know whether this will work with the tracking software, but:
set field_of_view, 50
zoom
may do this trick.
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pseudoatom my_enz, elem=Zn, name=Zn, resn=Zn, resi=2
And so forth. When you're done, write out the new pdb file.
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Thanks for Andreas for this correction:
> scene store, F3, view=0
should be
scene F3, store, view=0
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dinates inside PyMOL
stored.list.reverse()
cmd.alter_state(2,"mov","(x,y,z)=stored.list.pop()")
# and rebuild the graphics objects
cmd.rebuild("mov")
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&
pymol ./script.pml
or, if using a relatively recent PyMOL build,
(3) force PyMOL to "cd" into the same directory as the script by using the
following command sequence:
cwd = sys.path.split(__script__)[0]
if cwd: cmd.cd(cwd)
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Andreas,
Yes, you can do this two ways by passing "view=0" to the scene store
command.
Either
(1) save the scene without saving view information:
scene store, F3, view=0
or
(2) recall the scene while ignoring any view information:
scene F1, view=0
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t or slightly overlapping. Large red disks indicate signficant van
der Waals overlap. Everything else lies between those extremes.
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OS/MacPyMOL
bash: put in your ".profile"
alias pymol=/Applications/MacPyMOL.app/Contents/MacOS/MacPyMOL
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, MacPyMOL
is itself set up to autoconfigure based on the name of the associated
bundle.
What is the intent behind using the symlink? Perhaps there is another way
of meeting your need...
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GUI as part of your initialization.
The plugin approach is the safe way to add new functionality using Tkinter.
See modules/pmg_tk/startup/__init__.py for example code to get you started.
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t\nMy second line of text")
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are superfluous with '-c'.
B) However, a cleaner approach would be to run the Python script as the
first argument to PyMOL followed by a -d statement.
pymol -cq BuildHelix.py -d 'BuildMe("A")'
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Matrin,
set retain_order
before loading the input PDB file.
Depending on the application, you may also wish to
set pdb_retain_ids
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> Pymol (at least up to 0.99rc6) has a problem with multiple
> transparencies in ray-tracing.
That's news to me. Combination of multiple transparent surfaces is indeed
broken in the OpenGL viewer up into 1.x. However, the ray tracer has been
able to do this almost since the beginning.
The thi
Jesper,
No, sorry, there is not any way to configure the size or position of the
message text at present.
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