Hi PyMOLers,
>From time to time, I find myself sharing structures using PyMOL with
coworkers/collaborators at remote locations. I have used various
screen-sharing tools (e.g. VNC) to do this. If you've ever done this,
even over a fast 'net connection, you know that the quality suffers
significan
FWIW, perhaps now would be a good a time to start looking at
integrating Verse into PyMOL:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verse_protocol
Blender, an open-source graphics program (and a free alternative to
Maya), uses it quite well.
Just as an aside, improved PyMOL and Blender integration would be
s
Thanks Peter,
In case others care, this is what I came up with:
def get_residue_colors( sele ):
pymol.stored.colors = []
cmd.iterate( sele, "stored.colors.append( (chain, resi, name, color))")
res_colors = {}
for chain, resi, name, color in pymol.stored.colors:
if name ==
Hi,
In a wizard I am working on when I open the sequence viewer I cannot make
selections by clicking on the residues, other means of making selections
such as clicking directly on the residue and using 'sele' from the command
line work. Unfortunately I cannot give a simple test case because I have
Dear all,
As the author of the un(der)document pymol xml-rpc stuff, I will pipe
up with what info I can provide.
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Lesburg, Charles
wrote:
>
> >From time to time, I find myself sharing structures using PyMOL with
> coworkers/collaborators at remote locations. I hav
Hi Matthew,
Why don't you use:
cmd.iterate( sele + " and n. ca", ...
to avoid doing a lot of work for nothing... (you may want to check
whether a selection is given to avoid an error though)
Cheers,
Tsjerk
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 5:37 PM, Matthew O'Meara wrote:
> Thanks Peter,
> In case other
