Hi Thomas,
thank you for your suggestion.
I didn't tell in my post but I need to zoom interactively:
the function:
def scan():
.. # find next interesting site of the model
cmd.zoom(site, animate=1)
cmd.extend('scan', scan)
works fine but this way the user is always so near interesting sites to loose
the view of the model. So I wish the user see all the model just before each
site.
I tried the couple of zooms:
.. # find next site
cmd.zoom(model, animate=1)
cmd.zoom(site, animate=1)
but didn't work. pyMOL 'zooms in' the site without before 'zooming out' the
model.
I will try to make a movie (this is not immediate for me as absolute beginner
in pyMOL) but I am not sure could be the simplest solution for this case.
So if anyone can help ..
Thanks,
Roberto.
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