Hej Sajeewa,
it is hard to test this without the data, however, I think what you may be
looking for is defining the "state". Either you can set it in your script
using cmd.set('state', x) or define it in the get_distance function. Since
you use state=0, it will always use the object's current one.
Hi all,
I have loaded a topology file by the name of "topo" into pymol and loaded
the trajectory file on top of it. Now pymol says "amn1136_xd1.trj" appended
into object "topo".
CmdLoadTraj: 250 total states in the object.
I want go through these states and write the distance between two atoms t
Dear Thomas,
Sorry for this posting, you are correct. There is no problem
with pymol but rather with one of my scripts that process the
files afterwards.
Anyway, your reply helped me to correct my scripts.
Thanks for that,
Pascal
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