Hi All,
I am trying to append four residues (MQFF) to the N-terminus (G) of a
protein fragment, and whenever I generate the 4-residue peptide and fuse
the appropriate atoms together, it always reads MQFGF instead of MQFFG,
like the fragment has somehow invaded the N-terminus instead of latching to
Dear PyMOL users.
Since 1/5-2012 (revision 3997) pymol has an improved plugin manager due to
Thomas Holder's effort.
I personally believe that it is a wonderful tool to extend the capabilities
of PyMOL, making it easy and fast to acquire new scripts.
Since November 2011, a group of pymol users ha
Hi Alex,
the sequence view is ordered by identifiers, not by connectivity. There
seems to be no mechanism to automatically deal with duplicated residue
numbers when fusing objects. I think the only safe way is to make sure
that chain and/or residue numbers do not overlap in both objects. Exampl
Hi,
You can use "button" command.
In this case,
button wheel, None, MovZ
will do the job.
Best regards,
Takanori Nakane
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Hi Troels,
The new plugin manager is indeed fantastic. It's a direct result of
the PyMOL Open-Source Fellowship Program, which will soon be accepting
applications, and the skill of Thomas Holder. Your contribution via
the git-repo was valuable as well. For universities and large
commercial deploym
Beautiful people,
I was trying to make an image with a surface, with part of the surface
opened to show the inside. I tried to clip the surface by hiding
everything within a distance from a pseudoatom, but I ended up editing
by hand selecting atoms with the mouse, left click, hide, surface. I
was
