Denis,
set mesh_radius, value
The default:
PyMOL>get mesh_radius
get: mesh_radius = 0.02500
So if the mesh is too thick, try
set mesh_radius=0.01
If the mesh is too thin, try
set mesh_radius, 0.05
then
ray
to see how it looks.
Cheers,
Warren
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Hello all,
Is there any way to drop the isomesh line level so that when you ray the
image the lines aren't so thick? Prior to tracing, the line thickness is
fine.
Thanks,
Dennis
Gareth,
Thank you for preparing this tutorial and sharing it with the
PyMOL user community! I am sure it will be helpful to new and existing
PyMOL users. Your examples section is particularly impressive.
Note that there were some changes in the preferred atom
selection syntax an
Dear PyMOL-ers,
I have made a couple of PyMOL resources available on my website which
may be of interest:
1. A tutorial, aimed at beginner to intermediate users (I wrote it to
advertise PyMOL to my research group).
This is browsable on the web, or downloadable as a PDF file. You can
also downloa
