Hi Anna,
Toggling an object's activity by clicking on the GUI uses the
underlying *disable
*command. If you already know the name of the color ramp, you can simply
type
*disable my_ramp*
otherwise, if you want to hide any and all color ramps, you can use an
API-only command (which is also submittable via PyMOL's command-line):
*for ramp in cmd.get_names_of_type("object:ramp"): cmd.disable(ramp)*
Hope this helps,
Jarrett J.
On Tue, Nov 28, 2023 at 10:39 AM Anna Elmanova <anna.elman...@uni-jena.de>
wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
>
> I am using Pymol electrostatic potential to surface mapping quite often.
> But I have the issue that if I use command line mode, I always get the
> colorbar. I would prefer to use custom colorbar, which I can make e.g.
> in photoshop, but to hide the colorbar by default. Whenever I try to do
> so, I lose the potentials on the surface also. Can this be resolved? I
> would be grateful for help. In the GUI I can just turn off the bar, but
> there is no log message for the command. I need to hide it from the
> command line, therefore I am asking..
>
> Thank you for suggestions.
>
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> Best regards,
> Anna Elmanova
>
>
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