On 9/18/06, Björn Kauppi wrote:
Hi all,
How do I center at a specific coordinate? Can not find any obvious way, by
searching the web and manuals.
middle clicking on an atom given at those coordinates should work. Isn't
that what you want?
HTH
Ramesh
ite seamless.
Only hitch (and that is not the right word) is that if you want to effect a
bond rotation or something on a pose, you can't do it since this is a
multi-state object. Hope this helps. Do let me know if you have problem with
this.
best wishes
Ramesh Sistla
S. Frank Yan wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if there's a way to manually move a molecule relative to
other molecules (such as in the case of manual docking) using the mouse.
I searched the previous posts and found that MovF/RotF are the way to do
that. But, when using these mouse functions to m
Hi List!
Is it possible to generate a molecular surface with lipophilic
potentials mapped on to the surface? I guess there is nothing in pymol
as yet to do this directly. Is there any work around?
Best regards
--
:-)
Ramesh K. Sistla
May the wicked become good, may the good attain peace
May
Andrea Spitaleri wrote:
Thanks,
it worked.
So why fit did fail in doing that?
Well, I will leave it to some experts. I did spend sometime trying to
understand that, but couldn't. I am still learning pymol!:))
--
:-)
Ramesh K. Sistla
May the wicked become good, may the good attain peace
M
Andrea Spitaleri wrote:
Hi all,
i have got two pdb files, ref.pdb and docked.pdb, where ref.pdb
contains the protein A and docked.pdb the protein A + a docked ligand.
when I try to run fit ref, docked I get:
ExecutiveRMS-Error: No atoms selected.
I tried to select the atoms or create a new object
andr...@biochem.utah.edu wrote:
Hey Ramesh,
for all sorts of labeling, image manipulation programs like photoshop or
the gimp are superior. Convince yourself how simple it is even to adjust
the z position of the label in a stereo picture by moving it (one partner
of the stereo pair) horizontall
Ezequiel H Panepucci wrote:
Hello Ramesh,
use:
label n. ca, one_letter[resn]
Cheers,
Zac
Thanks Zac. that was indeed very useful. But I have one more problem.
Doing thus gives me only the name of the aa, not its number. How to give
the label command in order to give the number
Hi List!
Is it possible to do the labelling using single letter codes for the
amino acid residues rather than the three letter codes?
Regards
--
:-)
Ramesh K. Sistla
May the wicked become good, may the good attain peace
May the peaceful be freed from bonds, may the freed set others free
Warren DeLano wrote:
PyMOL Testers:
0.99beta07 also contains a new command: "draw" which creates an oversized
OpenGL image using the current window.
Is this version not available yet for linux? I could find only 0.99beta_02.
--
:-)
Ramesh K. Sistla
May the wicked become good, may the good a
Sabuj Pattanayek wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to find information online/and in the archives of the
> mailing list to do what you are asking. You can try "help fit" which
> will give you some more commands to try. You can also try "help
> pair_fit". Unfortunately I know I'm doing something wrong
Hi List!
When i try to set
Action > Preset > ligand_sites > transparent(better) for any protein, I
get the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/soft/pymol/modules/pymol/parser.py", line 255, in parse
exec(com2[nest]+"\n",pymol_names,pymol_names)
File "",
Dear List!
I grabbed 0.96and installed. It is a beauty. Only that when I clicked on
getview button, it copied the matrix to clipboard and crashed. The error
it returned is:
PyMOL: Viewing matrix copied to clipboard.
unable to alloc 1869182081d bytes
/usr//bin/pymol: line 14: 24056 Aborted
Hi List!
Is there any way I can calculate the PSA of a molecule with pymol? Will
be grateful for any hints.
Thanks and regards,
--
Ramesh Sistla
Science Fellow
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