@CathyAbbottLab @Cyberplasm @dineshsoares Right, `hide everything, chain A` to "hide" all representations of chain A, and if you wanted to show the cartoon again for chain A, `show cartoon, chain A`
@MartinStoermer @dr_benomycin The smooth command should be undoable as of PyMOL 2.5. If this isn't working then, it's probably a bug and I can investigate. As far as the second issue, I think something we can easily do as an improvement to our settings menu is filter them if different than defaults.
Applications for the Warren L. DeLano Memorial PyMOL Fellowship are now live for the 2022-2023 Academic Year. All Scientific/PyMOL open-source contributors and enthusiasts are welcome to apply! Deadline is Friday, August 26, 2022 https://t.co/M5Gk1Hor6S
Applications for the Warren L. DeLano Memorial PyMOL Fellowship are now live for the 2022-2023 Academic Year. All Scientific/PyMOL open-source contributors and enthusiasts are welcome to apply! Deadline is Friday, August 26, 2022 https://t.co/M5Gk1Hor6S
@RolandDunbrack@Schrodinger Hi, this is a known issue and we're currently working to resolve this. The two workarounds to this are to open the session file when PyMOL is already open (instead of opening by session file) or using the command `set use_shaders`
@bradyajohnston @biochem_bri There are features that are exclusively incentive https://t.co/gyFRlSqQXw . However, for features and bug fixes that affect both open-source and incentive PyMOL, open-source will be ahead since we continuously push commits to the open-source repo.
@stripp_lab One way to accomplish it is to export a movie program which does rocking. I've done an example here to show: https://t.co/UHOkxqHTai
Hope this helps.
@bradyajohnston Definitely agree that PyMOL could use some improvements visually. I've been working on some things currently to give it a more modern look and can't wait to share.