Dear Eric,
Have you tried
color monomer
instead of
color group ?
That could do it. It works as you describe for interrupted chains, so
maybe too for your situation
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Dear Bob,
color monomer is not what I want. It colors the 3 segments of chain
A each blue to red, separately (3 blue ends, 3 red ends). I want
those three segments to be colored in a single blue to red sequence
for all 3 (one blue end, one red end), just as color group does for
the asymmetric
I use the following script to select and hide one of two models in a window:
k = {*}.atomIndex.max + 1;t = {*}.atomIndex.min;select within(branch,
{atomIndex = k}, {atomIndex=t}); hide selected
Is there a way to run this in a loop of frames and apply it to frames based on
frame number i:
if
Otis,
maybe { model=i }
?
e.g. this works:
print {model=2}.atomindex.min
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Angel,
Bingo! That works.
Thanks
Otis
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On Jul 13, 2012, at 2:51 PM, Angel Herráez wrote:
Otis,
maybe { model=i }
?
e.g. this works:
print {model=2}.atomindex.min
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