Thanks to all for the help so far. I'm getting there, but am currently
pondering
about the definition of the palette_dict. I wanted to add a color gradient
such
as grey_yellow, as the green_yellow didn't work as well as I was hoping for.
I'm not entirely sure what the color codes refer to.
i.e.
'yellow_blue' : ('c',3, 0, 83),
'blue_yellow' : ('c',3, 83, 0),
What do the parameters 'c', 3, 0 and 83 refer to, respectively? And is there
a
quick way to find the correct numbers matching a certain color for a
customized
gradient? Thanks for any further help.
Peter
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count is the operator you're looking for:
spectrum count, green_yellow, selection=50-100/
Cheers,
Warren
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[mailto:pymol-users-ad...@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of
Charles Moad
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 11:26 AM
To: Peter Teriete; pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [PyMOL] Coloring gradient
I think I can help you except for one part. In short you
want the 'spectrum' command. For example, you can color a
chain R, based on the b-factor with the command:
spectrum b, green_yellow, chain R
The problem is that you must color based on a numeric value
that each atom has associated. So let's say you want to
color a helix from residue index 300-400. I tried:
spectrum resi, green_yellow, resi 300-400 spectrum
resi_number, green_yellow, resi 300-400
...and several other variations without success. Somebody
out there might no the answer to this problem.
-Charlie
Peter Teriete wrote:
Dear All,
I'm trying to color a protein cartoon structure from N- to
C-terminal
with a green to yellow gradient. Had a browse around and couldn't
quite find the correct command. Any pointers are welcomed.
Peter
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