Hi Toni,
I think the variable you want to set is "cartoon_transparency" not
"transparency". The way I figured this out was through the
menu->settings->Edit All... dialog box.
Matt
> Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 10:10:58 +0100
> From: " Toni Piz? "
> Subject: [PyMOL] Transparency in cartoons
> To:
Hi All,
I would like to write a Wizard that spawns a separate window. Right now I'm
just calling Tkinter.Toplevel() with no arguments but it dies with
non-deterministic tkinter errors. I think the issue is I need to pass the
Tkinter.Tk() instance into the Toplevel command.
1) Is there a way I c
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Hi All,
Is there a simple way to test which version of pymol is begin used in a
script?
Specifically I would like to know if it is <1.0 or >=1.0
Thanks,
Matt
Hi all,
May I request that an "Uninstall Plugin..." feature be added to the
Plugin menu? It would just scan the pmg_tk/startup folder and throw
up a box of what it finds and users can select some of them with check
boxes and then it'd go and delete the file (and its .pyc friend)
assuming the user
Hi I'm making a Plugin that uses SWIG python bindings.
I would like to distribute it in such a way that people who use
pre-compiled versions of PyMOL will be able to use it.
However, the python.h and python libraries PyMOL was compiled with and
the python.h and python libraries that the bindings
Hi can there be in the next release an Uninstall Plugin command from
the plugin-menu?
Thanks,
Matt
Hi,
We have created a wizard that we would like to distribute, however a fair
number of our users will be using the MacPyMOL version. It seems that the
Plugin menu has been disabled as well as running scripts from the
"file->run..." menu. Also plugin scripts dropped by hand into the
modules/pmg_t
Hi
Is there a way I can get the color of a given atom?
eg if I do
cmd.color( color, sele )
is there a function like
gotten_color = cmd.get_color_of_selection( sele )
so that something like
assert( gotten_color == color )
or atleast a function to get the color a given atom?
Many
rate sele, print color", followed by "print
> cmd.get_color_index( idx )". This gives you the rgb tuple for the color
> on 0-1 scale.
>
> I'd be curious to know if there's a way to avoid the iterate step, or
> get the color name (instead of index or rgb valu
Hi,
In a wizard I am working on when I open the sequence viewer I cannot make
selections by clicking on the residues, other means of making selections
such as clicking directly on the residue and using 'sele' from the command
line work. Unfortunately I cannot give a simple test case because I have
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