[PyMOL] report or clone settings?

[Thomas Stout]

 
Does anyone know if there is a way of reporting all of the display
settings for an object, or - conversely - cloning the display settings
from one object onto another?  Specifically, I am thinking about the
situation where I have one elaborately displayed object that is protein
A in complex with ligand 1.  Now I am in a position where I want to
apply those same settings to many more objects that are also protein A,
although each in complex with a different ligand (2 through N).  All
objects are named identically in terms of chains, residue numbers, et
cetera.
 
Thanks!
-Tom
 
PS - Yes, I know that the right way to have done this was via  a
script that defined all settings, a la molscript, but that's not the
situation I am in now!


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Re: [PyMOL] report or clone settings?

[DeLano Scientific]

Tom,
 
This isn't currently possible without hacking the session files, and doing
so is not something I can encourage as a supportable activity.
 
Use a script!
 
Cheers,
Warren


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Subject: [PyMOL] report or clone settings?


 
Does anyone know if there is a way of reporting all of the display settings
for an object, or - conversely - cloning the display settings from one
object onto another?  Specifically, I am thinking about the situation where
I have one elaborately displayed object that is protein A in complex with
ligand 1.  Now I am in a position where I want to apply those same settings
to many more objects that are also protein A, although each in complex with
a different ligand (2 through N).  All objects are named identically in
terms of chains, residue numbers, et cetera.
 
Thanks!
-Tom
 
PS - Yes, I know that the right way to have done this was via  a script
that defined all settings, a la molscript, but that's not the situation I am
in now!



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