Thank you for that tip Mark. Using those palettes I managed to compose
the cartoon that I wanted.
Thank you all that sent me scripts and tips. All the best,
Mario Sanches
Mark A Saper wrote:
There are actually other spectrums built into the PyMOL. To use one
of them, type
spectrum palette
There are actually other spectrums built into the PyMOL. To use one
of them, type
spectrum palette=, selection=
The list of built-in palettes are in cmd.py of the code. All seem to
be multi color; so there are none that are just different shades of
one color.
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Thank you for the script Andreas, it worked fine. Now, is there any way
to define wich objet is going to be colored? I want to use different
color hues for two different objects.
Thank you,
Mario Sanches
Andreas Henschel wrote:
Hi Mario,
you can define new colors wit the set_color command.
Hi Mario,
you can define new colors wit the set_color command.
below are two python functions that can define ranges,
one using HSV color space, one RGB. The former is a derivite
of a script earlier posetd by Robert L. Campbell on the wiki.
Hope that helps.
Cheers, Andreas
def hueSpectrum(hue1
I am trying to color a structure with a ribbon like feature but not
going from blue to red, but instead, using differente blue hues (or red
hues, etc). Is that possible?
Thank,
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