Shohei,
The easiest way to do this is to split the objects and then use the rotate
command.
# save as a ".pml" file...
load 1FJ1.pdb
# split PDB file
create anti=(chain F)
create fab=(chain A,B)
# delete original object
delete 1FJ1
# color objects
color green,fab
color pink,anti
# color
Hello,
I am wondering if one can move one segment (in my case, an antigen
protein) relative to the rest of the complex (antibody) using PyMOL.
So far I have only been able to translate/rotate the entire complex.
I would like to manually "undock" the complex for an illustration
purpose.
Than
From: George Nicola
>I've tried several settings and commands but cannot figure out how to make
>a simple ball-and-stick representation of a molecule. Can it be done in
>Pymol?
George,
Yes, but it is non-obvious:
hide lines
show sticks
show spheres
set stick_radius=0.1
set sphere_scale=0.25
>>> Marc Saric 29.09.2002 18:28 >>>
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