How do I view the direction vectors i.e. x,y,z in pymol?
tommy wang
* Tommy Wang [2002-05-10 19:52] wrote:
> How do I view the direction vectors i.e. x,y,z in pymol?
>
This is how I would do it. Create a python script (I call it axes.py):
# axes.py
from pymol.cgo import *
from pymol import cmd
from pymol.vfont import plain
# create the axes object, draw axes
Hi,
I am making some stereo images and would like to put in some labels that
will move with the model. When I use the "label" command, the labels are
okay but they disappear with ray tracing. Is there any way around this,
other than adding in the labels in an image editing program?
Thanks,
C
* Chris Rife [2002-05-10 10:47] wrote:
> I am making some stereo images and would like to put in some labels that
> will move with the model. When I use the "label" command, the labels are
> okay but they disappear with ray tracing. Is there any way around this,
> other than adding in the label
Yes and no. In principle, I'd like to include a large collection of such
files in the standard pymol distribution, but from a practical standpoint,
I don't have time to curate such a collection. Thus, the ideal solution
would be that some PyMOL user initiates a project like this via web page,
and
