Hi Darrell,
> When using the plugin, I find it useful to use smooth loops and smooth
> strands. Unfortunately, the script puts the supporting struts at the
> C-alpha positions, not the splined positions that you get with smoothing.
> The trick is to "show" a "line" representation of just the C-alp
Hi Michael,
When I first started 3D printing of macromolecules, I found the Center for
BioMolecular Modeling:
http://cbm.msoe.edu/
I wrote to them and they gave me a plugin for PyMOL that creates
supporting struts between C-alpha atoms automagically. I've been using it
for years now. The original
http://interlockroc.org/2012/06/05/3d-insulin-model-printing/
Not included in that article is a thingiverse link to a print of
topoisomerase which was pointed out to me. They report using
KISSlicer to print the necessary support material.
While this insulin model was sufficiently globular to
Hi all,
I just got a MakerBot Replicator, and I'd obviously like to try my hand at
printing 3D models from PyMOL. If anybody else is doing such things, are
there any recommendations for the most straightforward way to go from PyMOL
to something that repg can read? A lot of the software I'm trying
