Yes, that is exactly what I wanted.
Perfect. Thank you very much.

Am 9/14/11 5:59 PM, schrieb Jason Vertrees:
> Hi Tim,
>
>> I love pymol for creating high quality figures and analysing my
>> structures. But creating movies in pymol is rather tedious... CCP4mg
>> seems to be much easier to use for creating movies, you just have to
>> save a scene and CCP4mg interpolates between the created scenes.
>>
>> Is there a plan to include such a feature in pymol as well? It would
>> simplify the structural biologist`s life enormously.
> Thanks for writing. PyMOL has had this capability for years--and it's
> really simple.
>
> You define scenes from the command line, using hot keys, or through
> the Scene menu. After your scenes are defined you can scroll through
> them with PgUp/PgDn or through the menus (Scene>  Next/Previous).
> Here's a small intro to get you started:
>
> # create something to make a movie from
>
> fetch 1rx1, async=0
>
> # turn on scene buttons
>
> set scene_buttons
>
> # store a "scene"; same as Ctrl-PgDn on the
> # keyboard or Scene>  Append from menus
>
> scene 001, append
>
> orient
>
> # store a "scene"; same as Ctrl-PgDn on the
> # keyboard or Scene>  Append from menus
>
> scene 002, append
>
> # move the camera around
>
> orient i. 40-42
>
> show sticks, i. 40-42
>
> # store scene
>
> scene 003, append
>
> # move the camera around, change
> # representation
>
> turn x, 45
> as cartoon
>
> # store scene
>
> scene 004, append
>
> # go to the first scene
>
> scene 001
>
> Now just hit PgUp/PgDn to automatically interpolate between scenes.
>
> Movie>  Program>  Scene Loop>  ... will automatically program the
> movie for you (click the play button after you do this). If you have
> Incentive PyMOL then File>  Save Movie>  MPEG will even dump the movie
> to an MPEG for you.
>
> PyMOL will always smoothly transition from scene to scene even if you
> interrupt the transition.
>
> All of the above could have just as easily been done using the mouse:
> in PyMOL you can create movies without even touching the keyboard if
> you want.
>
> PyMOL also gives you scene buttons to click on and (right-click on).
>
> Here's a more in depth, if slightly outdated, tutorial:
> http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/MovieSchool
>
> Cheers,
>
> -- Jason
>


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