cmd.get_povray. I am assuming that python
doesn't understand get_povray without being told to? So how do I tell
it to? Or whatever.
Bronwyn Carlisle
Biochemistry Department
University of Otago
Dunedin
New Zealand
Tel 64 3 479 7704
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Jacob Corn
Gladstone Institute
Hi all,
It's possible that I've run into a bug/undocumented feature, but I'd
like to see if anyone has a solution to the following problem.
I'm working on a movie script that will (in part) make two separate
surfaces for each subunit in a dimer (excluding a drug bound between
the subunits),
I started PyMOL
from). However, after updating to v.095 the parser can no longer find these
files. I've tried calling the files as C:\thing\thing\thing.py and so
on, but so far, no luck. Is this a bona-fide bug or have others run
into this problem and found a solution?
Jacob
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Jacob Corn
UC
with the B-factor column replaced with relative conservation. If
you open this PDB and run the color_b script
(http://adelie.biochem.queensu.ca/~rlc/work/pymol/) with a two-color
ramped gradient (eg - white-green) you'll have a very intuitive view
of potential hot spots.
Enjoy!
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Jacob Corn
UC Berkeley
[...]
pymol launches as usual after that, and I also can use
rtools commands without problems within it.
ideas?
thanks,
christian
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UC Berkeley - Berger Lab
Lab: 510-643-8893
Fax: 510-643-9290
jc...@uclink.berkeley.edu
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Jacob Corn
UC Berkeley - Berger Lab
Lab: 510-643-8893
Fax: 510-643-9290
jc...@uclink.berkeley.edu
Debian
boxes set up identically to the working Debian box. Since this is
clearly not the case, we're looking for clues about how PyMOL interfaces
with the plugin scripts. That is, where should we start looking for
broken things on one Debian box versus another?
Jacob
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Jacob Corn
UC Berkeley
Hi Gregori,
If you are just saving an image without rendering it (eg - png without
ray) then the raw OpenGL output is sent to the file. Meaning, if you
have the command line/menu window open in front of the graphics window,
your images will be cut off where they overlap. This might or might
just the two objects I want and try
create objectx, (all)
the problem still occurs. Since this has happened with two independent
pdbs, I'm wondering if any one else has run into the problem. If so, is
there a workaround?
Jacob
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Jacob Corn
UC Berkeley - 315 Hildebrand Hall
jc
and collating them.
I don't know about anyone else, but I think that task would be nice to
do in PyMOL. Would it be hard to alter the create command so that it
makes sure there are no clashes between atom/chain/etc. naming?
Jacob
Robert Campbell wrote:
Jacob,
* Jacob Corn jc
format), but
it does not open the map. According to the pymol users manual, it should
open ccp4 format maps. Has anyone had this problem before, and what can
I do to get around it?
Thanks!
Sivaram Mylavarapu.
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The Berger Lab
UC Berkeley - Molecular and Cell Biology
jc
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Jacob Corn
The Berger Lab
UC Berkeley - Molecular and Cell Biology
jc...@uclink.berkeley.edu
phone: 510-643-8893
fax: 510-643-9290
Hi Richard,
Unfortunately, PyMOL will not do symmetry expansion. You could use ccp4s
mapmask to extend an existing map around a molecule. An example script
is below (BORDER is the number of angstroms around the input model to
calculate the new map)
mapmask \
XYZIN model.pdb \
MAPIN
gets backbone amides. color nitrogen, name NH+ (or NH*) does
nothing. This seemed to work reliably in the last release.
For the nonce I'm using the symbol selector, but I found atom selection wildcards oh-so-convenient... Am I doing
something wrong?
Jacob
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Jacob Corn
The Berger Lab
UC
I'd like to write a jiffy that binds the up and down arrow keys to
move up/down the list in the object/selection pane. I'd like (for
example) pressing the down arrow to equate to clicking the currently
active object (thus hiding its representation) and clicking the next
object down (thus
OK, I'm feeling a little silly now... I found enable/disable (sorry
for not rtfm'ing closely). But is there a way to get whether an object
is currently dis/enabled?
Jacob
On Apr 22, 2009, at 9:04 AM, Jacob Corn wrote:
I'd like to write a jiffy that binds the up and down arrow keys
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