[PyMOL] colouring states independently
Hi,
I have been fighting with this problem for some time now,
and I think it is time to try to ask to more experienced users.
What I want to achieve is really simple. I want to make a movie
with only spheres. At every frame each sphere has also a scalar
property (e.g. local density) which is used to color the sphere
accordingly.
So my input are a series of xyz files, and a corresponding series
of files holding the value of that scalar for each particle.
What I'm doing now is:
*) loading all the xyz file into different states
*) creating a frame from each of these states
*) loop on the different frames and color the spheres
according to the field
My problem is in this last point, as I cannot find a way to
tell pymol to colour each sphere only for that frame, and
I always end up with a movie where the colour of the spheres
is fixed by the last frame.
Here is some pseudo code for what I'm doing:
for file in file_list:
cmd.load(file,movie)
cmd.mset(1 -%d % cmd.count_states())
for i in range(1,cmd.count_states()+1):
name=%d % (i)
cmd.frame(i)
scalar=readField(scalar_field[i])
for particle_index,s in enumerate(scalar):
cmd.select(particle,id +str(particle_index+1))
cmd.color(custom_color[s],particle)
cmd.scene(name,store)
cmd.mview('store',name)
One last thing, the number of particles is not the same for every state.
I hope somebody can help me. Thanks,
John
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Re: [PyMOL] colouring states independently
Hi John,
what you need is a discrete object, not only because of the coloring,
but also because you say the number of particles is not the same for
each state.
Try to apply two modifications:
1) discrete argument for load:
cmd.load(file, movie, discrete=1)
2) state argument for select:
cmd.select(particle, id +str(particle_index+1), state=i)
I hope this will work :)
Cheers,
Thomas
John Russo wrote, On 08/31/12 09:14:
Hi,
I have been fighting with this problem for some time now,
and I think it is time to try to ask to more experienced users.
What I want to achieve is really simple. I want to make a movie
with only spheres. At every frame each sphere has also a scalar
property (e.g. local density) which is used to color the sphere
accordingly.
So my input are a series of xyz files, and a corresponding series
of files holding the value of that scalar for each particle.
What I'm doing now is:
*) loading all the xyz file into different states
*) creating a frame from each of these states
*) loop on the different frames and color the spheres
according to the field
My problem is in this last point, as I cannot find a way to
tell pymol to colour each sphere only for that frame, and
I always end up with a movie where the colour of the spheres
is fixed by the last frame.
Here is some pseudo code for what I'm doing:
for file in file_list:
cmd.load(file,movie)
cmd.mset(1 -%d % cmd.count_states())
for i in range(1,cmd.count_states()+1):
name=%d % (i)
cmd.frame(i)
scalar=readField(scalar_field[i])
for particle_index,s in enumerate(scalar):
cmd.select(particle,id +str(particle_index+1))
cmd.color(custom_color[s],particle)
cmd.scene(name,store)
cmd.mview('store',name)
One last thing, the number of particles is not the same for every state.
I hope somebody can help me. Thanks,
John
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Re: [PyMOL] colouring states independently
Thank you,
I didn't know that select has also a state option. That solved the
problem.
John
On 08/31/2012 04:57 PM, Thomas Holder wrote:
Hi John,
what you need is a discrete object, not only because of the
coloring, but also because you say the number of particles is not the
same for each state.
Try to apply two modifications:
1) discrete argument for load:
cmd.load(file, movie, discrete=1)
2) state argument for select:
cmd.select(particle, id +str(particle_index+1), state=i)
I hope this will work :)
Cheers,
Thomas
John Russo wrote, On 08/31/12 09:14:
Hi,
I have been fighting with this problem for some time now,
and I think it is time to try to ask to more experienced users.
What I want to achieve is really simple. I want to make a movie
with only spheres. At every frame each sphere has also a scalar
property (e.g. local density) which is used to color the sphere
accordingly.
So my input are a series of xyz files, and a corresponding series
of files holding the value of that scalar for each particle.
What I'm doing now is:
*) loading all the xyz file into different states
*) creating a frame from each of these states
*) loop on the different frames and color the spheres
according to the field
My problem is in this last point, as I cannot find a way to
tell pymol to colour each sphere only for that frame, and
I always end up with a movie where the colour of the spheres
is fixed by the last frame.
Here is some pseudo code for what I'm doing:
for file in file_list:
cmd.load(file,movie)
cmd.mset(1 -%d % cmd.count_states())
for i in range(1,cmd.count_states()+1):
name=%d % (i)
cmd.frame(i)
scalar=readField(scalar_field[i])
for particle_index,s in enumerate(scalar):
cmd.select(particle,id +str(particle_index+1))
cmd.color(custom_color[s],particle)
cmd.scene(name,store)
cmd.mview('store',name)
One last thing, the number of particles is not the same for every state.
I hope somebody can help me. Thanks,
John
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