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From: Thomas H. <tho...@sc...> - 2013-04-26 17:12:12
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Hi Mehmet, secondary structure is not a per-state property unless the object has discrete states. Just write out the multi-state file and load it in again as discrete: PyMOL> save yourmorph.pdb, yourmorph, state=0 PyMOL> delete yourmorph PyMOL> load yourmorph.pdb, discrete=1 PyMOL> dss There was almost the same question two days ago (Subject: SS in a trajectory). Cheers, Thomas vapour wrote, On 04/26/13 17:05: > Hi, > > I am trying to generate a movie which shows a conformational change > of my protein. In there, I have one helix unwinding completely and loses > its helicity. When I do morpheasy, the secondary structure of this helix > from the starting conformation is still preserved and not converted into > the loop conformation at the end of the movie. How can I depict this > change of secondary structure with the morpheasy? > > Cheers, > mehmet -- Thomas Holder PyMOL Developer Schrödinger Contractor |