Dear all,
Does anyone know whether object-selective z-clipping has been
implemented in the newer Pymol version(s)? If not, has anyone found
any solution around (since 2002 no new threads on the matter)?
Thanks,
Shura Mankin
Hi there,
First post here, so hello to everybody!
I would like to produce a movie where covalent bonds break and form.
However, when I load the .pdb files in PyMOL and play a movie, the bond
status (formed or broken) stays the same as seen on the first state,
even if bond lenghts change consi
Hi there,
I would like to produce a movie where bonds break and form. However,
when I load the .pdb files in PyMOL, the bond status (formed or broken)
stays the same as seen for the first state, even if the bond
lenghts change considerably.
Any tips on how to do this are welcome. I have goggled
Whoops, my bad -- I duped the approval before seeing your repost!
Answer:
# first create a phony molecular trajectory
load $PYMOL_PATH/test/dat/pept.pdb, obj
for a in range(2,31): cmd.create("obj","obj",1,a)
unbond 5/c, 6/n
protect not ((5/c or 6/n) extend 4)
sculpt_activate obj, 30
scul
Sorry, still not done (I have made two attempts, but both failed).
While OpenGL supports arbitrary clipping planes, accomplishing this
correctly in the ray tracer is a much harder problem that one might
think...
Cheers,
Warren
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> From: Mankin Alexander [mailto:sh...@u
BS"D
There is a workaround to this problem, which I used in a
different program and have suggested in the past to Warren and
others. If getting the ray tracer to recognize the various clipping
planes is difficult, this is probably the best solution. It would be
helpful, however, if