I just rebuilt from CVS on my SuSe x86-64 box. Anyone know why keyboard
input isn't working in the Pmw command line? The internal GUI command
line still works. One quirk though, if I select
Setting -> Edit All
I can edit entries in there using the keyboard/mouse.
I have python2.4 now & used t
Jie,
The PyMolWiki can help you here!
First, the PyMol tricks, that you need, for aligning are described here
http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/Intra_Rms
But, if you already know what you want to align, the Kabsch algorithm
can do the job (optimally well)
http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/
I just noticed that the price on the Sharp LCD stereo monitor is now
$600.
http://store.sharpsystems.com/product.asp?sku=2555920
Is it possible to run pymol on linux in stereo on this?
Update:
With respect to "import pymol", I think all of the reported segmentation
fault and race conditions have now been eliminated from the very latest
source code. Since everyone doesn't have CVS access, I have posted a
source tar-gz file on http://delsci.com/beta with updated instructions
on b
Hi, all
I am trying to align two proteins, but I would like to specify different
regions for different alignment, since the two proteins that I wish to
align has a hinge region.
I tried the fit command, as the following:
fit (protein1 and chain A and resi 200-300 and name ca), (protein 2 and
c
Dmitriy,
I spent a few minutes yesterday trying to track down the seg. fault -- there
are at least three issues here...
One appears to be a race condition inside of Tcl/Tk-to-Python call interface,
which is most apparent on multi-cpu systems, and for which I have no solution
yet other than dis
| Seems that "hide" means roughly the same as setting the
| representation to "none".
|
| "Enable/disable" are the equivalents to clicking on the "name-button".
|
| So, if you change the test script to have "cmd.disable('two')" at the
| end instead of 'hide', then it seems to do what you want
Hi all! Just wondering whether it is possible to write movie pngs
with transparent background (as with the set ray_opaque_background)
without ray-tracing, i.e. to save time but still get rather nice
movies...
/Anders
