As a point of minor clarification:
The "quiet" option (if present) is set to zero by default for parsed PyMOL
commands, but is not set for Python API calls.
In other words,
zoom
is nearly equal to
cmd.zoom(quiet=0)
even though the Python definition for "zoom" has quiet=1 as a default
argument
Jack,
Although not everyone sees PyMOL in such a narrow light, my view is that the
software is best viewed as a molecular graphics platform open for
integration with computational tools (e.g. semi-empirical QM/MM) via manual
data import, via automated PyMOL command scripts, or via the Python
prog
Mike,
As for NMR ensembles, so long as all of the structures loaded as multiple
states in a single object (the default behavior for NMR ensembles in
multi-model PDB format):
print cmd.intra_fit(selection, state)
will fit all of the other states to the indicated states and return the RMS
values a
David,
Because of changed made to registry entries and protected filesystems, local
Administrator rights are normally required in order to install PyMOL under
Windows. Did the IT department recently take those away perhaps?
If not, then maybe the tips posted on PyMOLWiki can help:
http://www
Janet,
Unforutnately not. At present, cartoon_transparency must be uniform over
the entire cartoon representation. You can split the cartoon into multiple
objects to obtain differential transparency, but as you correctly point out,
that will cause a break or gap in the cartoon.
Cheers,
Warren
Hello,
I am learning a little about molecular dynamics simulations. Currently using
Amber and CP2k. Hoping to integrate CP2K into a distributed computing
project using serialized computations. A friend of mine recently said Pymol
is a fancy piece of software. Before I get invested in learning abou
Hey Michael,
with some commands, you can use the (somewhat poorly documented) option
'quiet=0' to get results sent to standard output, like so:
load ./final/final.001.pdb
load ./final/final.002.pdb
fit (final.002///13-30/c,ca,n), (final.001///13-30/c,ca,n), quiet=0
Andreas
Michael Summers
Hi,
I've been unable to install Pymol recently on an XP Pro-SP2 system.
I'll start setup.exe, and ntvdm.exe starts running but nothing
progresses from there (no error messages and installshield doesn't
start). I'm not sure if it's a software conflict with something else
running, but it's likely (a
set transparency=0.5 #for optimal view
ray 1024, 768
there are more transparency options. Type "set transparency" when in
console and press TAB two times to see the full list of available
commands
SDA
On Wed, 2008-02-13 at 09:38 -0800,
pymol-users-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net wrote:
> Message
I would like to display a protein structure in the following way:
The first domain of the structure in red cartoons
The second domain of the structure in gray TRANSPARENT cartoons
I tried splitting the structure into two objects but because the
transition from the first domain to the second one i
Colleagues,
Does anyone have a good method for generating alignment statistics in
batch mode using pymol?
I think I'd like to do something like:
pymol -c sup.py > data.txt
where sup.py is something like:
load ./final/final.001.pdb
load ./final/final.002.pdb
fit (final.002///13-30/
I have two subunits surface-painted with the color ramp from Protskin
http://www.mcgnmr.ca/ProtSkin/intro/index.html
I would like to color one of the subunits so that it can be
distinguished, but without hiding the color ramp.
Suggestions?
Dave
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