Harry,
Here's how I would do it. Load the original object. Create a
duplicate of it. Next, create your symmetry mates. Align the
duplicate to the symmetry mate of choice. Create a blank movie (eg.
mset 1x120, or Movie > Append > 4 Seconds). Now, store the original
object's position at frame
Hi Jason,
thanks for the reply. I was assuming that the load function works something
like this:
def load():
load_xyz()
create_bonds()
I take it from your comments that what I called "create_bonds()" is not
directly accessible? Or possibly not all contained in one function call?
nick
On W
Hi Mohan Raj,
> i am new to pymol. i dont know how the coordinates are made in pdb file.
This is not really related to Pymol. Maybe you should go to
www.rcsb.org/pdb and have a look around.
> cold someone tell me? how do we arrive at the coordinates from crystal
> structure.
Do you mean from a
Dear All:
i am new to pymol. i dont know how the coordinates are made in pdb file.
cold someone tell me? how do we arrive at the coordinates from crystal
structure.
cold we change the coordinated of the existing pdb file?
also cold any one tell me how to introduce a substrate? eg when i am view
