Hello,
Since it is plugin season, I thought of contributing too. I have a
plugin which is very specific to my research needs in structure based
drug design. It marries the PyMOL interface with other command line
software packages, such as DivCon and AMBER. Both these packages can be
obtained
Charles,
Simply awesome! It works great on Windows and Mac too...
Folks, I think we've finally hit on a workable paradigm for extending
PyMOL's capabilities via these lightweight, end-user-installable plugins.
You have my full encouragement -- go crazy with this stuff! This
grass-roots user-dri
Thanks for the info. Using your APBS as an example I made a very
simple remote pdb loader. You can check it out at
"http://euclid.uits.iupui.edu/~cmoad/pymolPlugins/"; or download it
directly from
"http://euclid.uits.iupui.edu/~cmoad/pymolPlugins/remote_pdb_load.py";.
It is inspired from c
Hi all,
APBS (http://agave.wustl.edu/apbs/) is a package that allows you to
perform very fast, accurate electrostatics calculations. I've written a
PyMOL plugin that allows you to run APBS and visualize the results very
easily from within PyMOL (version 0.96 or higher).
The plugin lets you confi
Hi,
There's some example code in pymol/modules/pmg_tk/startup/__init__.py. You
can see how it works by copying it (uncommented) into a new file and
placing that file in pymol/modules/pmg_tk/startup. You'll see the new
plugins the next time you start PyMOL. I have a larger plugin that I've
writte
I am interested in developing some simple plugins for the new release,
and I was wondering if there was a document or api specifying how to go
about this. As the subject says, for example, how do you add a plugin
entry to the new menu bar list.
Thanks,
Charles Moad
Scientific Data Analysis
