Jason,
I think the solution is to create a copy of the object, then render one
copy as cartoon, and the other as sticks. The colouring will then be
independent.
By the way, does anyone kwow if it is possible to invoke the command
window after startup? I normally launch PyMOL with -x, but sometimes
later need the command window, and have to restart the program.
Gareth
On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Jason Maynes wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I am trying to color residues off a cartoon loop and want to color the
> sticks version of the residue down to the Ca, but not the Ca itself
> (ie. the residue and the cartoon are different colors). The
> problem is that if I color the Ca, then that section of the cartoon also
> gets colored. If I don't color the Ca, then the cartoon loop color comes
> halfway up the bond to the Cbeta. Does anybody have any suggestions, that
> is if I haven't made the question so convoluted you can understand it.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Cheers,
> JTM
>
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> MD/PhD Program
> Faculty of Medicine
> University of Alberta
> ja...@biochem.ualberta.ca
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