The new beta works fine on my new Powerbook now. No flickering anymore.
Thanks.
On Nov 5, 2005, at 11:33 PM, Warren DeLano wrote:
Hmm...
Working now.
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Principal Scientist
. DeLano Scientific LLC
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. South San Francisco, CA 94080 US
Hi Mark:
I just tried the command with -M and it didn't help, but for the
record, you can use
/Applications/MacPyMOL.app/Contents/MacOS/MacPyMOL
or if you are a nerd, you might prefer this shell script, which you
can call pymol and put in your $path array. It finds wherever you
put it
Hmm...
Working now.
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Indraneel,
PyMOL's cartoon generation code is some of the worst "production" code I
have ever written in my life. It consists of one huge 2,000 line
function with numerous one or two-letter variables and all kinds of
implicit assumptions about the linear structure of the protein and the
discrete
Mac users:
We lucked out and obtained a little help from an off-duty Apple engineer
today who figured out how to work around the issue in 10.4.3. It was
one of these combined bugs -- we weren't doing things sensibly in PyMOL,
and the ATI driver wasn't quite complying with normal OpenGL behavior
w
Hi,
Is changing cartoon representation a major work? My program PALSSE
defines overlapping Secondary Structural Elements and it would be nice
if I could see cartoons without having consecutive elements merged.
It is technically possible for consecutive helices or consecutive
strands or helices an
Multiple ways to go:
load tetramer.pdb1
set all_states
is most memory-efficient
However,
load tetramer.pdb1
split_states tetramer
delete tetramer
Would give you the ability to manipulate each subunit independently.
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Sc
Hi everyone,
I want to load a biological assembly (tetramer) in
pdb1 format. However, when I load it, I can only see
one chain not the tetramer.
On Command Line:
ObjectMolecule: Read secondary structure assignments.
ObjectMolecule: Read crystal symmetry information.
Symmetry: Found 8 symmetry o
MacPyMOL users:
Just to let everyone know, we are aware of the screen fliker problem
with the 10.4.3 update and working with Apple to resolve it ASAP. I
have a favor to ask though:
Could those who are expericing this issue please send me their machine
info? Mac OS X has a comprehensive system p
Indraneel,
iterate sele-name, print color
Will dump out the color name. If you need this in a Python variable,
the process is a bit more convoluted:
from pymol import cmd, stored
stored.list = []
cmd.iterate(sele-str, "stored.list.append(color)")
print stored.list
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L
Hi,
I've develop a new plugin. It offers the ability to do a PDB advance search.
You can search directly keywords into the PDB entries file. For this, the
PDB entries file is downloaded (the file is stored into the home
directory).
The results are diplayed into a spreadsheet. By a double click on
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