On 23/8/2011, at 11:02 a.m., Jason Vertrees wrote:
Hi Ben,
This isn't yet available. PyMOL only support inside and outside color
on surface objects (surfaces from maps), not surface representations
(what we typically consider a surface).
I'll let you know if this changes.
Thanks Jason.
Hi,
Having prepared and superimposed the binding pockets that I spoke of in my
earlier email, I'm now trying to come up with a way of producing high
resolution images of them.
The problem I'm now facing is that I can't seem to come up with a high-res
rendering that clearly distinguishes
Hi list,
I'm wondering if anyone could advise me on this question.
Basically, I have three separate saved PyMOL sessions (*.pse files). Each of
these has a bunch of named selections, which it took me several hours to define
properly. I would like to superimpose the proteins in the different
Hi all,
Thanks to Michael and Jason for their suggestions. I apologise for starting a
new thread; I had inadvertently deleted the email conversation.
I looked into hollow, but since the binding pocket is large and very
irregularly shaped, it seemed as though it would be tricky to include the
Hi list,
I'm trying to use PyMOL to construct an image of the total contiguous contact
surface that starts at a particular place on the surface of a protein, without
all the visual distraction and clutter that comes from other regions of the
protein surface (not to mention internal cavities).
I