I've just started experimenting with Pymol on OS X. The "close, save,
save as" items are greyed out in the file menu. Could someone explain
this to me? Also, is Pymol capable of saving as vrml files or some
other 3D format?
John Holt
John Holt Studio
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Boston, MA 02210
617.42
Can pymol, or will it in the near future, work with anisotropic b-factors
and display thermal ellipsoids?
Alternatively, can pymol do anything with the output of rastep?
Anthony
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Anthony Duff
Postdoctoral Fellow
School of M
> 1- calculation of surface potentials- will this be coming soon?
Creation of a Possion-Boltzman solver is a bit of work, so this will not
happen very soon -- probably not until we accumulate enough sponsorship
to contract with someone to perform the task. But perhaps someone might
volunteer to w
> 4- Is there any chance you will be able to
> include non-continuous selections ie
> select (resi 10-20,30-40) rather than just
> 10-20 and ignore residues 30-40?
>
Jules,
It's a little more cumbersome, but one way to
do the above selection would be:
select resi 10-20 or resi 30-40
sele
Hi Warren,
I was just wondering about a few features that pymol is currently
lacking and if/when you were planning on implementing them.
1- calculation of surface potentials- will this be coming soon?
2- Are you thinking of including any kind of sequence viewer and
sequence alignment tools to
> I just download PYMOL into my Linux and it's working very nicely but I
> want to check
> whether it is possible to move a pdb file within a 3D density map
> independently to get a
> best fitting.
Yes, you can move the molecule, but not the map.
First, get into editing mode:
edit_mode
(or se
