Hi, and thanks for the help with my earlier question - it solved the problem.
I want to rotate my protein within a movie to show morphing from different angles. I try to use mdo for this, but the screen turns black during this operation - frame 280 - 340. Here's my script: # first all basic stuff needed import __main__ __main__.pymol_argv = [ 'pymol', '-Gi' ] import pymol pymol.finish_launching() from pymol import cmd # load all states (atomic configurations) that we will use cmd.load('morph_1.pdb','mov',1) ... cmd.load('morph_50.pdb','mov',50) # set the representation view cmd.set_view ('\ 0.240646839, -0.036490399, -0.969925761,\ -0.966329098, -0.102786615, -0.235887647,\ -0.091088466, 0.994032860, -0.059996925,\ 0.000000000, 0.000000000, -165.517150879,\ 39.621959686, 44.060478210, 34.410861969,\ 130.494979858, 200.539321899, 0.000000000') cmd.hide('everything','mov') cmd.show('cartoon','mov') # make a 180 degrees rotation of the first image # frame 1-120 of state 1 cmd.mset ('1 x120') util.mroll(1,120,1) # move between morphs # show state 1 during 30 frames - then step from state 1 to 50 # and show state 50 during 30 frames - then step from state 50 # to 1 = 160 frames cmd.madd ('1 x30 1 -50 50 x30 50 -1') # HERE IS THE PROBLEM ############################################# # reorient molecule to show top-view cmd.madd ('280 x60') cmd.mdo('280:', 'turn x,5;', 'turn y,5;') cmd.mplay Why is the screen turning black for frames 280-340? Best regards / Magnus -- Magnus Andersson, PhD Biostructural Research Dept. Medicinal Chemistry Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences University of Copenhagen Phone: +45 353 36499 Fax: +45 353 36040 Mobile: +46 707 346545 E-mail: m...@farma.ku.dk