Hi,
When I select a residue that is shown as stick, the usual magenta dots
that highlight the residue seem to be hidden behind the stick rendering
and are not visible. It is however okay when the residues are shown as
lines. The latest beta version of PyMOL is used.
Also, just a suggestion, is
Hi,
I was trying a script similar to the following:
for i in ragne(1,5):
print i
util.cba(26,"resi 930-933)
The loop seems to be only iterated once right after the util.cba. I
tried other commands like cmd.show and cmd.hide, which are fine. Is it
possible to use util.cba in a l
Hi,
I was wondering if PyMOL (with some plugin) has the capability to
visualize a series of small molecules that are associated with a protein
in a seamless way, e.g. poses from a docking exercise. Right now, what
we can do is to combine all the structures into a single file and open
with PyMOL.
Hi,
I was wondering if there's a way in PyMOL to separate different objects.
That is, different objects don't move together. When an object
(molecule) is hidden it doesn't change the orientation no matter how the
others move. This would be useful if you want to visualize a set of
related targets
Hi,
When two SDF files, each of which contains multiple entries, are loaded,
it seems PyMOL can only display the same frames from the two objects.
It goes like frame 1 in obj 1 and frame 1 in obj 2, and cannot do like
frame 1 in obj 1 and frame 3 in obj 2. I was wondering if there is a
way to
Hi,
I was wondering if we can move and group the molecules in the
upper-right molecule panel. Also, it would be even better if PyMOL can
show properties stored in the molecule file (e.g. SDF). I guess a
separate window may be needed, while in this way you can neatly organize
all the related m
Hi,
I'm testing the Sharp 3D LCD monitor (LL-151-3D) using PyMOL 0.99rc6.
By simply pressing the "3D" button on the monitor without enabling any
stereo in PyMOL, it appears to show somewhat enhanced depth. However,
if I enable the quad-buffered stereo in PyMOL, the picture is just
smeared. I
Hi,
I was wondering if PyMOL will support so-called checkerboard stereo
format output. This format is natively supported by the new DLP
technology. We can finally get rid of the CRT monitors and put on the
flat monitor and/or projection for the general audience, e.g. medicinal
chemists. I th
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to add hydrogens to
a selected atom based on different hybridization,
e.g., sp2, sp3, etc., in which way different number of
hydrogens will be added with the corresponding
geometry.
Thanks,
Frank
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Hi,
I have two static frames of a loop structure, one is in an open form,
the other is in closed form. I would like to make an animation which
shows the transformation movement from open to closed. I was wondering
if Pymol can handle this.
Thanks,
Frank
Hi,
I was wondering if PyMOL has some simple modeling functionalities, such
as rotate through a particular bond (change the dihedral angle),
delete/form bonds, superimpose, etc., via mouse. These functions will
be particularly useful for molecular modeling besides the wonderful
graphics.
Also,
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a browser plug-in for PyMOL, which can be
used to display molecules inside webpage with some limited manipulation
tools.
Thanks,
Frank
Hi,
Is there anyway to show the default color scheme of different elements?
The basics such as CHNOS are clear, but how about F, Cl, Br, I, P, Na,
Mg, Ca, etc?
Thanks a lot,
Frank
Hi all,
I was wondering if there are any simple tools to compute various
molecular surface properties, such as electrostatic, polarizability,
hydrophobicity, or even HOMO-LUMO, for small organic molecules. I
understand Miguel from Jmol project is actively developing the surface
feature. Just wan
Hi,
I was trying to use the MovF and RotF functions in the 3-Buttion Editing
mode using version 0.98. The molecule is deformed with one single atom
being totally out of the place during the movement. Does anyone have
the same problem?
Thanks a lot,
Frank
Hi all,
I was wondering if there's a way to manually move a molecule relative to
other molecules (such as in the case of manual docking) using the mouse.
I searched the previous posts and found that MovF/RotF are the way to do
that. But, when using these mouse functions to move the molecule, one
I'm using stereographics crystaleye with e-2 emitter
and Quadro2 Pro graphics card, which does support the
emitter. I am able to set the stereo on, and the
screen starts to flick a little; however, the emitter
is not turned on by the program and therefore no
stereo. Stereographics claims that the
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. We set them; however, it is
still not working yet. I can see the pymol screen is
flickering, but the emitter is apparently not turned
on (no red light).
--- Andreas Aemissegger
wrote:
> On Saturday 17 January 2004 03:25, Dr. S. Frank Yan
> wrote:
> &g
Hi, I was wondering if Pymol is capable of setting
different stick thickness for different residues of a
molecule. I tried
set stick_radius=0.25
show sticks, resi 1-2
set stick_radius=0.1
show sticks, resi 12-15
It appears that the stick_radius variable is global,
and it changes the thickness of
t; database. The new object's settings can be set
> independently of other
> objects.
>
> Best,
> Morri
>
> On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Dr. S. Frank Yan wrote:
>
> > Hi, I was wondering if Pymol is capable of setting
> > different stick thickness for different residues
&g
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