Let me help break the new mailing list in. I haven't been using pymol
for very long, but I've been impressed with some of its features and
with its potential. At the moment, I'm working on a program that
could benefit by integrating pymol. Specifically, I need to be able
to read in a molecule (m
Does anyone know how to get the size (pixels) of the viewer? I'd like
to be able to write a python script that orients and colors a molecule
and then renders it at whatever dpi I provide as a command-line
argument.
Best,
Ben
But that's what you should get, since alpha carbons aren't bonded
directly to other alpha carbons, right? Perhaps what you really want
to do is draw the protein "backbone only"? Try this:
hide all
show (name ca,c,n,o)
Cheers,
Ben
"Frank Vondelft" writes:
> Hidy Pymollers
>
> I *think*
Jason Yano writes:
> Hi All,
> I just wanted to know if there was a way to include resolution
> and pixels per inch ie 150 or 300 rather than the default of 72
> pixles/inch in the .pml scritp ie
>
Just provide `ray' with an optional width and height.
Ben
Warren,
Would you have any interest in an autoconf/automake build setup for
pymol? I have done some preliminary work on such a system this week,
mostly to learn how to use the GNU autotools. The code is still
pretty rough, but if you think that you might be interested in
incorporating it, I will
Can anyone offer some advice on how to convert a ccp4 map to an XPLOR
map for import into pymol? I know next to nothing about
crystallography, so perhaps the question is not even meaningful.
Thanks,
Ben
Thanks to all who replied. I was going by the html manual, which said
that pymol only reads XPLOR/CNS maps. I know that the manual is
out-of-date --- I should have dug harder.
Thanks,
Ben
On Mon, Jun 17, 2002 at 03:43:56PM +0200, Eckhart Guthöhrlein wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> just a short notice for debian users: there is a PyMOL deb-package
> available as part of the unstable distribution.
>
> http://packages.debian.org/unstable/science/pymol.html
>
> It is currently version 0.80, but
David,
Type 'help ray'.
What you want is 'ray 3000,2400', followed by 'png foo.png'.
Regards,
Ben
On Thursday, September 12, 2002, at 11:01 AM, David Guerra Aragao wrote:
Dear all,
Thanks to Gareth i solved my problem about SS prediction using rTools
package. My Thanks to Kristian Rother a
Gentoo linux users:
You can find an ebuild for 0.88 here:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22235
I imagine that this update will make its way into the portage tree at
some point.
Regards,
Ben
Does anyone know of a way to get a ray-traced image of a (sybyl) molcad
surface? I've googled everything I can think of, but I can't find any
information about the format of a molcad surface file (binary, .sld).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Ben
I've put together a preliminary Gtk2 replacement for PyMol's usual Tk
interface. Those interested can find screenshots, patches, and
installation instructions at http://www.tuxbox.us
Some things don't work, particularly items under the `File' menu. Most
things are done, however, so I think you c
Thanks for giving it a look.
I'm not much of a graphic artist, so I will probably stay away from
creating any custom button pixmaps. I agree, however, that the ui could
benefit from a little reorganization. For this first pass, I just stuck
with mimicking the layout of the Tk interface, but I'm
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