Hi Tim -
One way to do this would be to duplicate the object before mutating and keep an
"old" and "new" version as separate objects in the session. Then you can
enable one or the other as you like in your scenes.
Hope that helps,
Cheers,
Jared
From: Waybright, Timothy (NIH/NCI) [C] via Py
[responding to Folmer Fredslund, private message]
Thanks, Folmer. What I was missing was the difference between
color colorName, selection
and
set xxx_color, colorName
and
set xxx_color, colorName, selection
Each of which does something totally different internally in PyMOL. I see
now
Hi Bob,
it's the object-level "state" setting:
fetch 1nmr 1d7q, async=0
set state, 3, 1nmr
set state, 10, 1d7q
And since scenes do not store settings, this cannot be stored with a scene.
Cheers,
Thomas
On Jun 3, 2013, at 10:41 AM, Robert Hanson wrote:
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[[sorry -- not used to a list that requires "reply-all" to go back to the
list]]
What you describe there is a way to load a specific file into a specific
state, I think. I meant, once you have a set of multi-state objects, can I
select to compare two different states, one from one and one from th
Hi Bob,
The answer is yes to all.
fetch 1ubq, state=3
fetch 6lzm, state=10
cmd.load_cgo([7.0,0,0,0,2],name="sphere",state=2)
The representations (e.g. surface) do have states in the sense that the
each state gives a different surface. But whether the surface is shown or
not is controlled globall
Richard,
It is fair to say that scenes and mdo commands are effectively distinct
through the PyMOL 1.0x releases. One can either program movies manually
(via mdo, mview, scene, movie.rock, movie.roll, etc.), or one can deliver
presentations live from within PyMOL using scenes (stored in sessions)
Folks,
Everyone wants and needs this functionality (including myself), but it
doesn't quite work right (yet).
Although some instructions were posted awhile back using the "mview"
command, there are bugs in the current releases that prevent this from
working the way it should when it actually come
