[PyMOL] Displaying .kont files / Grid Users

2009-08-14 Thread Florian Koelling
Hi Folks !

I was  very happy when I saw the possibility in Pymol to load and 
visualize moe states. I' ve been working with the computer program Grid 
for nearly two years now and
I always have had incredible problems to display the molecular 
interaction fields (Mif's) .

The Grid Viewer supported by Moldiscovery is not supported by current 
Ubuntu distribution due very old / lacking libraries.


With Moe and an additional svl script it is possible to convert the kont 
file to a moe state so that a subsequent pymol read -in is possible.
(I think this way isn't really straightforward :-()


Are there any others of you working with grid / and / or having this 
problem?
Would it be possible to implement a  direct kont -read in option in  
pymol?( it's only a forcefield value and x/y/z data.


Best regards,

florian

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[PyMOL] states for distance objects

2009-08-14 Thread Kuhn, Bernd
I have a set of objects generated by "distance" commands through which I would 
like to cycle, for example with the movie controls. Using "create" to generate 
individual states of a single object does not work as the distance objects do 
not contain atoms. Is there a solution to this problem?

Many thanks, Bernd





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Re: [PyMOL] states for distance objects

2009-08-14 Thread Warren DeLano
Hello Bernd,

The trick is to create the distance objects using atoms already present in the 
states you wish the distances to occupy.  For example:

# load NMR structure

fetch 1nmr, async=1

# measure N to C distance in each frame

distance demo, 1/N, 85/C

# play

set movie_fps, 1

mplay

Cheers,
Warren



From: Kuhn, Bernd [mailto:bernd.k...@roche.com] 
Sent: Friday, August 14, 2009 5:04 AM
To: pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [PyMOL] states for distance objects

I have a set of objects generated by "distance" commands through which I would 
like to cycle, for example with the movie controls. Using "create" to generate 
individual states of a single object does not work as the distance objects do 
not contain atoms. Is there a solution to this problem?

Many thanks, Bernd






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Re: [PyMOL] Displaying .kont files / Grid Users

2009-08-14 Thread Warren DeLano
Florian,

Can you convert the files to Insight GRID ".grd" format?  PyMOL can read
those files directly.  

Alternatively, dependeing upon complexity of the task, you might be able
to study the SVL .kont reader and create a Python equivalent for use
with PyMOL. 

Cheers,
Warren

> -Original Message-
> From: Florian Koelling [mailto:florian.koell...@tu-bs.de]
> Sent: Friday, August 14, 2009 5:04 AM
> To: PyMOL-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [PyMOL] Displaying .kont files / Grid Users
> 
> Hi Folks !
> 
> I was  very happy when I saw the possibility in Pymol to load and
> visualize moe states. I' ve been working with the computer program
Grid
> for nearly two years now and
> I always have had incredible problems to display the molecular
> interaction fields (Mif's) .
> 
> The Grid Viewer supported by Moldiscovery is not supported by current
> Ubuntu distribution due very old / lacking libraries.
> 
> 
> With Moe and an additional svl script it is possible to convert the
kont
> file to a moe state so that a subsequent pymol read -in is possible.
> (I think this way isn't really straightforward :-()
> 
> 
> Are there any others of you working with grid / and / or having this
> problem?
> Would it be possible to implement a  direct kont -read in option in
> pymol?( it's only a forcefield value and x/y/z data.
> 
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> florian
> 
>

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[PyMOL] AxPyMOL Updated: .MAE and .MOE support.

2009-08-14 Thread Warren DeLano
FYI, for Windows users who like to live "on the edge"...

 

AxPyMOL is the PyMOL Active Control, which makes it possible to display
live molecular content, including PyMOL PSE and PSW files inside of
PowerPoint (on Windows only).   Because we are still having trouble
getting this Windows-based component to work perfectly (i.e. without
crashing), we are continuing to give away a version of AxPyMOL as a
FREE, but UNSUPPORTED extra capability for use AT YOUR OWN RISK.

 

Today we posted an updated 1.2r1 version of AxPyMOL designed to work
with PyMOL 1.2 session and show files.  You can download it from:

 

http://delsci.com/axpymol   (file: axpymol-1_2r1-free-090814.msi)

.

Note that AxPyMOL is currently intended for use inside PowerPoint only,
with external data files stored locally in the same folder as your
presentation.  After installation, use the Control Toolbox -> More
Controls button to select and drag out an AxPyMOL rectangle in your
slide, and then follow the instructions shown onscreen.  The PowerPoint
Control Toolbox can be displayed via the PowerPoint "View" menu ->
Toolbars option.

 

By the way, one particularly useful aspect of AxPyMOL is that it can
directly read and display .MAE and .MOE files. So, if you use Chemical
Computing Group's M.O.E. or Schrodinger's Maestro, then you should be
able to load and interact with your .MOE and .MAE files directly inside
of PowerPoint using AxPyMOL.  

 

We need more feedback on how the component works out in the real-world,
so thanks in advance to those of you who try AxPyMOL and report back!

 

Cheers,

Warren

 

PS.  With Office 2007, in order to retain placeholder images, please
save your presentation in .PPT not .PPTX format.

 

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