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==New Page Overview== | |||
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=Overview= | |||
The [[Label]] command controls how PyMOL draws text labels for PyMOL objects. Labeling is important so there are many options for your fine tuning needs. You can change the [[Label_size|label size]], [[Label_color|label color]], positioning, [[Label_font_id|font]] and even the [[Label_outline_color|label outline color]] that masks the font. | |||
You can have PyMOL label atoms by properties or arbitrary strings as you want; you can even use Unicode fonts for special symbols like, <math>\alpha, \beta, \pm, \textrm{\AA}</math>, etc. | |||
The following gallery shows some examples of how extensible the [[Label]] command is. | |||
<gallery> | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Object Properties== | |||
Object properties in ... | |||
* '''name''', the atom name | |||
* '''resn''', the residue name | |||
*'''resi''', the residue number/identifier | |||
*'''chain''', the chain name | |||
*'''q''', | |||
*'''b''', the occupancy/b-factor | |||
*'''segi''', the segment identifier | |||
*'''type''' ''(ATOM,HETATM)'', the type of atom | |||
*'''formal_charge''', the formal charge | |||
*'''partial_charge''', the partial charge | |||
*'''numeric_type''', the numeric type | |||
*'''text_type''', the text type | |||
=Syntax= | |||
=Settings= | |||
=Examples= | |||
=See Also= | |||
Revision as of 19:11, 8 June 2009
Fixes
- Updates needed
New Page Content
New Page Overview
This is the content for the new labels page.
Overview
The Label command controls how PyMOL draws text labels for PyMOL objects. Labeling is important so there are many options for your fine tuning needs. You can change the label size, label color, positioning, font and even the label outline color that masks the font.
You can have PyMOL label atoms by properties or arbitrary strings as you want; you can even use Unicode fonts for special symbols like, , etc.
The following gallery shows some examples of how extensible the Label command is.
Object Properties
Object properties in ...
- name, the atom name
- resn, the residue name
- resi, the residue number/identifier
- chain, the chain name
- q,
- b, the occupancy/b-factor
- segi, the segment identifier
- type (ATOM,HETATM), the type of atom
- formal_charge, the formal charge
- partial_charge, the partial charge
- numeric_type, the numeric type
- text_type, the text type