Vitaly,
What you want is the "mdo" command. Check it out:
http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/Mdo.
We are planning to add features like frame-based settings in a future release.
Cheers,
-- Jason
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 1:09 AM, Vitaly Vostrikov wrote:
> After playing around for several days,
Hi again everyone,
I managed to figure out how to mutate my peptide in PyMOL with non-natural
amino acids, with the help of David's script.
Now I'd like to create a "loop" at a particular point for a list of my
residues (in .pkl text files). So, I would like PyMOL to automatically apply
the mutat
Hi,
is it possible to attach a phosphate to a residue?
I used the following commands
>create Phos, elem p
>show spheres, phos
but I don't know how to control which amino acid the phosphate is
added to.
I repeated the process two different times, and the amino acid was
added to the same pho
I am trying to create a morph of a hinge region between two rigid domains. I
would like to hold one domain in place and allow the other to morph from
open to closed instead of a morph between the whole protein looking more
like a pacman model. Any tutorials on this approach.
Thanks,
Patrick
Alaena,
The easiest way is to use PyMOL's built-in Molecular Builder. Click
on the "Builder" Tab from the upper control window (or see
http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Builder). It should be pretty
straightforward.
You can also investigate the "replace" command, with "help replace".
To use it, fi
Thank you, Jason.
I guess I need to dig in the mailing list archive to find a bit more
information on the usage of "mdo", since at this time I am rather confused at
the proper application of "mview" and "mdo" for the scene transitions (aka
movies).
Vitaly
- Original Message -
From: Ja
I've not used rigimol, so at the risk of suggesting something you can't do:
could you just add an align call that aligns one of the domains at each
frame?
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 10:45 AM, Patrick Frantom wrote:
> I am trying to create a morph of a hinge region between two rigid
> domains. I wou
Vitaly,
mview just handles the position of the camera and clipping planes.
mdo repeats given command(s) before the rendering of a given frame.
The PyMOLWiki, the list archives and Google should offer more help.
-- Jason
On 4/20/10, Vitaly Vostrikov wrote:
> Thank you, Jason.
>
> I guess I nee