Mark,
The sphere_scale setting is a multiplier of the atom's VDW radius.
If you want to set exact radii, use "alter":
alter selection, vdw=number
eg. alter (all), vdw=1.0
rebuild
Cheers,
Warren
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> Mark Del Campo
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> Subject: [PyMOL] sphere scale
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>
> Anybody know the precise size in angstroms corresponding to a
> given sphere scale?
>
> For instance, does a sphere_scale of 1.0 equal a radius of
> 1.0 angstrom?
>
> Thanks in advance!!
>
> Mark Del Campo
> Univ. of Miami
> Malhotra lab
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