Is there a way to call the preset publication command from the action
menu via the command line to allow use in scripts?
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Is there a way to adjust the viewing window without dragging the mouse
on a corner to do so? I need to resize the window for several files and
want to make sure they are all the same.
Thanks,
James
I'm trying to get a stick from the "C" carbon that is part of the
backbone to the "O" it is double bonded to. I use the command: "show
sticks, resi 100 and name c+o". I get a stick that doesn't touch the
backbone. If I turn off all smoothing (set cartoon_smooth_loops, 0; set
cartoon_flat_sheets, 0)
hink the cartoon is forced
> through the Calpha, and not through all of the backbone atoms, so it
> is not surprising that the carbonyl misses by a little.
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> -bob
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tural biology will at least show a superficial interest - "look
at the pretty pictures!"
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James Knight
y to do this with standard images generated in pymol? I'd like to add
> > these kinds of images to a poster so that people normally uninterested
> > in structural biology will at least show a superficial interest - "look
> > at the pretty pictures!"
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> > James Knight
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> Pete Meyer
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James Knight
