Re: [PyMOL] exporting maps

[Thomas Holder]

Hi Daniel,

PyMOL 1.7.4 has a Python API function to access a map as a numpy array: 
cmd.get_volume_field, it takes the name of a map or volume object as its first 
argument. PyMOL doesn't support any map formal for export, but with this 
function you could write your own routine.

Example:

cmd.fetch("1ubq")
cmd.map_new("pseudomap")
data = cmd.get_volume_field("pseudomap")

# grid size
print data.shape

# world-space dimensions
print cmd.get_extent("pseudomap")

# raw data
print data

Hope that helps.

Cheers,
  Thomas

On 09 Jan 2015, at 04:19, Daniel Larsson  wrote:

> I have created a pseudo-low resolution electron density map from a PDB-file 
> using the map_new command. Is it possible to export or save that map to a 
> file? Any format should be fine.
> 
> Daniel

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[PyMOL] exporting maps

[Daniel Larsson]

I have created a pseudo-low resolution electron density map from a PDB-file 
using the map_new command. Is it possible to export or save that map to a file? 
Any format should be fine.

Daniel
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