Re: [PyMOL] different stick_radius for different residues

2004-02-04 Thread Dr. S. Frank Yan
Thanks a lot!  I have a another question.  Is there
way to define a group of residues which are not linked
to each other.  I tried 

create forst2, (resi 1 and resi 32 and resi 356)

but it doesn't work.  Thanks, Frank



--- Morri Feldman mfeld...@itsa.ucsf.edu wrote:
 Dear Frank,
 
 try:
 
 create forSticks1, resi 1-2
 show sticks, forSticks1
 set stick_radius, .25, forSticks1
 
 create forSticks2, resi 12-15
 show sticks, forSticks2
 set stick_radius, .1, forSticks2
 
 By using create, you create a new named object with
 its own settings
 database.  The new object's settings can be set
 independently of other
 objects.
 
 Best,
 Morri
 
 On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Dr. S. Frank Yan wrote:
 
  Hi, I was wondering if Pymol is capable of setting
  different stick thickness for different residues
 of a
  molecule.  I tried
 
  set stick_radius=0.25
  show sticks, resi 1-2
  set stick_radius=0.1
  show sticks, resi 12-15
 
  It appears that the stick_radius variable is
 global,
  and it changes the thickness of all the sticks.
 
  Thanks, Frank
 
 
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RE: [PyMOL] different stick_radius for different residues

2004-02-04 Thread Warren DeLano
Frank,

PyMOL's atom selection language is based on logical operators over sets of
atoms.

and is the intersection and or the union.  You're looking for 

   create forst2, (resi 1 or resi 32 or resi 356)

Using macros, this can be reduced to:

   create forst, 1+32+356/

Please see the manual:

http://pymol.sourceforge.net/newman/user/S0220commands.html#7

For more on atom selections.

Cheers,
Warren


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 Dr. S. Frank Yan
 Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 7:47 PM
 To: Morri Feldman
 Cc: pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
 Subject: Re: [PyMOL] different stick_radius for different residues
 
 Thanks a lot!  I have a another question.  Is there way to 
 define a group of residues which are not linked to each 
 other.  I tried 
 
 create forst2, (resi 1 and resi 32 and resi 356)
 
 but it doesn't work.  Thanks, Frank
 
 
 
 --- Morri Feldman mfeld...@itsa.ucsf.edu wrote:
  Dear Frank,
  
  try:
  
  create forSticks1, resi 1-2
  show sticks, forSticks1
  set stick_radius, .25, forSticks1
  
  create forSticks2, resi 12-15
  show sticks, forSticks2
  set stick_radius, .1, forSticks2
  
  By using create, you create a new named object with its own 
 settings 
  database.  The new object's settings can be set 
 independently of other 
  objects.
  
  Best,
  Morri
  
  On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Dr. S. Frank Yan wrote:
  
   Hi, I was wondering if Pymol is capable of setting 
 different stick 
   thickness for different residues
  of a
   molecule.  I tried
  
   set stick_radius=0.25
   show sticks, resi 1-2
   set stick_radius=0.1
   show sticks, resi 12-15
  
   It appears that the stick_radius variable is
  global,
   and it changes the thickness of all the sticks.
  
   Thanks, Frank
  
  
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[PyMOL] different stick_radius for different residues

2004-02-03 Thread Dr. S. Frank Yan
Hi, I was wondering if Pymol is capable of setting
different stick thickness for different residues of a
molecule.  I tried

set stick_radius=0.25
show sticks, resi 1-2
set stick_radius=0.1
show sticks, resi 12-15

It appears that the stick_radius variable is global,
and it changes the thickness of all the sticks.

Thanks, Frank


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Re: [PyMOL] different stick_radius for different residues

2004-02-03 Thread Morri Feldman
Dear Frank,

try:

create forSticks1, resi 1-2
show sticks, forSticks1
set stick_radius, .25, forSticks1

create forSticks2, resi 12-15
show sticks, forSticks2
set stick_radius, .1, forSticks2

By using create, you create a new named object with its own settings
database.  The new object's settings can be set independently of other
objects.

Best,
Morri

On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Dr. S. Frank Yan wrote:

 Hi, I was wondering if Pymol is capable of setting
 different stick thickness for different residues of a
 molecule.  I tried

 set stick_radius=0.25
 show sticks, resi 1-2
 set stick_radius=0.1
 show sticks, resi 12-15

 It appears that the stick_radius variable is global,
 and it changes the thickness of all the sticks.

 Thanks, Frank


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