Dear all,
I think there is no easy way of reading Gromacs xtc trajectories into PyMOL,
At least in the version compiled for Debian, which I don't think
includes the vmd plugins.
I should have probably asked about this before, but now I just coded a
little script that loads xtc in pymol. It has
Greetings
I need to create pseudo-atoms with Van der Waals
radius defined by me, I know how to do it using
chempy, and loading the chempy objets into pymol, but
i need to create several chempy objets and show them
in pymol as frames of a movie. (i.e getting a movie of
an objetc which VdW radius ch
load the models with the right
values of VdW radius (even if i can't use b-factors) I
would really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance, and sorry about my english (not a
native speaker)
Raúl Mera-Adasme
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Hello Robert,
Thanks you a lot, it worked perfectly.
As soon as I get an account in the PyMOL Wiki, i will
complete the info about the load_model command.
Thanks again and regards
Raúl
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Hi all,
my system is a newly installed debian-3.1 linux. 'pymol' seems to be
part
of the installed package. But when I try to open pymol, I get the
following error:
$ pymol
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr
Hello all.
I'm planning to write a couple of Pymol plugins, and I
would like to know if there is some documentation for
the chempy library, and if so, how can I get it
Thanks in advance
Raul
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My preference would be for something implemented in
Python/C. The project could start with a clean,
extensible (it should be easy to add new molecules)
and modular Python library and then start replacing
some functions with C equivalents. I would like a
library that doesn't use inheritance, or use
Hi Florian
I have also been unable to use pdb2pqr within the
plugin (I had similar problems althought I was only
using standard residues), but what I did is to use
pqr2pdb as stand-alone
program and then feed the plugin with the previously
generated pqr files.
Hope it helps
Raul
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Dear pymolers,
I just coded a quick and dirty (and also pretty slow),
but functional (It have worked for me, at least) pymol
plugin that takes a trajectory loaded in pymol and set
the b-factor so the trajectory can be colored by frame
(first frame blue, second frame green, etc, and last
frame red)
Dear all,
Two things.
First, I just written a small plugin that uses the
program "reduce" to add hydrogens to a molecule or to
a trajectory loaded in Pymol.(since each frame of the
trajectory is hydrogenated by reduce, I think that
protonation states could vary between frames) This
allow us to hav
Hello All.
Having a electrostatic potentials map loaded in PyMOL
(an apbs map), does somebody know if there is a way to
get the potential associated with a given point in
space (i.e. to give a set of 3 spatial coordinates and
get the value for the potential at that point)?
Thanks in advance,
Rau
Hello again
I coded a python class to read the apbs output (dx
format), so if someone has a similar problem, please
email me and I will be happy to send it.
Think I will s get a website to upload it anyway
Cheers,
Raul
>Hello All.
>Having a electrostatic potentials map loaded in PyMOL
>(an
Hi,
I think Leo's is the right way. In a little variant, you could change the
b-factor value directly from pymol, instead of manipulating PDB. It should not
be difficult prepare an script that ask for two selections (already
superimposed and with the same number of residues) get the RMSDs and as
Hi all,
I coded a little plugin that performs what Horacio asked for:
It takes 2 selections with the same number of residues
calculates RMSD for the backbone atoms and assigns each backbone atom's
b-factor the corresponding RMSD. (assigns 0.0 to non-backbone atoms)
(It only work for aminoacidic
Hello all,
Due to the (unexpected) popularity of my plugin to color 2 backbones according
to their RMSD (color_rmsd.py), I managed to have a working website of my lab
from which you can download that plugins and other scripts I have coded.
The site is: http://mrcc.ciq.uchile.cl/ and has a "soft
Hi all,
I want to load a chempy model into PyMOL. Unfortunately, the model has
all the coordinate information, but not bonds defined.
I know PyMOL can guess the bonds from the distances, but it does not
do it if I just use cmd.load_model, and I could not find a way of
doing it.
Does anyone know h
Dear all,
I develop goChem, an open source library for computational
chemistry written in the Go language. I have incorporated
a couple of Python functions that allow easily writing
PyMOL plugins with goChem, using JSON and pipes for data transfer.
As a proof of concept, I wrote two (also open so
Hi all,
I am trying to code a little script that needs to load Guassian cube
files (to later create some isusurfaces). The cube format is
supported, and one can easily use the TK interface (file->open) to
load the file into PyMOL. I have been looking for the command to do it
automatically in a scr
en" from the gui.
Thanks!
Raul
On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 11:41 PM, Thomas Holder
wrote:
> Hi Raul,
>
> there should be no difference between loading from the GUI or using the
> "load" (not "Load") command.
>
> The cube file needs to have a ".cube&q
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