PyMOL Testers:
0.99beta07 also contains a new command: "draw" which creates an oversized
OpenGL image using the current window.
Usage:
draw [width, height, antialiasing-level]
Examples:
draw 1600
will create an 1600-pixel wide image with an aspect ratio equal to that of
the current screen.
Binging,
There aren't any volume computations in PyMOL...
To set radii, use the alter command *after* loading the molecule
alter elem c, vdw=1.9
alter elem n, vdw=1.8
alter elem o, vdw=1.7
rebuild
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
LC,
PyMOL's surfacing algorithm current only works well for standard atomic
geometries...radii in the 1 - 3 A range, and solvent radii of 1-3 A. Perhaps
you can simply scale the problem to fit within that range?
Cheers,
Warren
--
Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Scienti
I've had the same experience as well. I've found that it works a little
better in the newer version. It's not perfect, but my movies do look better
than when I use Powerpoint.
Dan
> From: William Scott
> Date: Sat, 4 Jun 2005 22:25:34 -0700 (PDT)
> To:
> Subject: [PyMOL] keynote and pymol
Hello,
I would like to represent the surface of a model made of dummy C atoms, but
they should have a
van der Waals diameter bigger than 6 A. When I increase their vdw above 5.9
(for ex.: alter elem
c, vdw=6; rebuild), the surface just disappear.
Do I need to change some other parameters?
Is it
Hi,
How to get the vdw volume of a selection in pymol
and how to set different radii for atoms?
Thanks
Bingding
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Bingding Huang
PhD student
Bioinformatics group
Biotec & Department of Computing
Tazberg 47, 01307
TU Dresden, Germany
Tel:0049 351 46340064 (Office)
Tel:0049 351 4403368
Hi Rick,
I want to join Bill's experience with keynote. What I usually do, is to
read the series of pymol pictures into Quicktime Pro and export them as
movie (you can save the series of pictures directly as "slide show"
without any quality loss; however, such a "movie" often halts for a
frac
PyMOL Users:
If you are lucky enough to own a fancy new OpenGL graphics card that
supports shaders, there is some fancy new OpenGL code in PyMOL that I'd like
you to test (Win & Mac).
PyMOL now has "sphere modes" that are memory-efficient, can provide much
greater image quality for interactive CP