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From: Christoph Parthier
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Date: Friday, May 27, 2016 6:59 AM
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Cc: Christopher Colbert
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Hi All,
We "upgraded" our 3D viewing room with a computer that has a Quadro K2000 video
card running Windows 7. The computer displays through two NEC projectors with
polarizing filters that display agains a special screen. Stereo is viewed
through polarized glasses just like in the movie thea
This message is posted on behalf of my colleague Dr. Sangita Sinha:
A postdoctoral position starting immediately is available to conduct NMR
studies of proteins involved in autophagy. Specifically, various collaborative
projects are investigating the conformational flexibility and function of
Remember this setting will only change the appearance of alpha helices. If you
are trying to change the appearance of sheets and loops you need to use their
settings.
Cheers,
Chris
--
Christopher L. Colbert, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
North Dakota State
I second this request. Please post to the list concerning 3D
compatibility. Additionally, has anyone been able to get the TVs to
work in full screen stereo with Pymol or other 3D modelling software
and a Linux or Windows workstation?
Thanks for any input.
Chris
> Hello List:
>
> Has anyone bee
Hi Pymol'rs,
I have search the Wiki and Mail-list archive to find a protocul for using
the CMYK color space, but have only found "color-safe" definitions.
My Question(s):
When do you define the color space during the creation of a figure to
ensure usage of a particular color space, ie. cmyk? C
Hi Karen,
There sure is a way to fix this. Use the following statements:
alter 96-103/, ss='S'
alter 96-103/, ss='H'
alter 96-103/, ss='L'
to set residues 96-103 to beta Strand, alpha Helix, and Loop respectively.
You can asssign your whole sequence this way from the Procheck
assignments.
Good
Hi Kostas,
This topic has been covered several times from a resolution stand point.
Joel has a nice hint, but be sure to set your viewport to the right aspect
ratio before using the ray command.
viewport 700, 700
(other pymol commands to make your figure the way you want)
ray 2400, 2400
png myf
Hi PyMOL-users,
I have taken a look into the archives and FAQs about making 300dpi images.
It seems straight forward on the surface, image size in inches * 300dpi
gives the number you put into the ray command. However, there is mention
of correcting for aspect ratio, which is defined by the viewp
Hi Warren,
Does this work with the transparency setting as well? I had a molecule
that I wanted some sticks transparent to see behind them and other sticks
solid. The only way I found to do this was to load the molecule twice and
draw the transparent sticks from molecule 1 and the solid sticks f
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