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* Note that basic colors can be accessed manually without this script from the PyMOL menu under '''Setting''' --> '''Colors...''' | * Note that basic colors can be accessed manually without this script from the PyMOL menu under '''Setting''' --> '''Colors...''' | ||
* For instruction on setting up plugin import see [[Git intro]] or [[Plugin | * For instruction on setting up plugin import see [[Git intro]] or [[Plugin Manager]] | ||
[[Image:1LSD_random_colors.png|right|300px|1LSD colored randomly by residue]] | [[Image:1LSD_random_colors.png|right|300px|1LSD colored randomly by residue]] | ||
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* [[Color]] | * [[Color]] | ||
* [[Get Color Indices]] | * [[Get Color Indices]] | ||
[[Category:Script_Library]] | |||
[[Category:UI_Scripts]] | |||
Latest revision as of 04:23, 24 November 2014
| Type | Python Module |
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| Download | get_colors.py |
| Author(s) | Andreas Warnecke |
| License | BSD-2-Clause |
| This code has been put under version control in the project Pymol-script-repo | |
- get_colors contains two functions that can be useful when working with colors
- get_colors : returns all available PyMOL colors
- get_random_color : returns a random available PyMOL color
- Note that basic colors can be accessed manually without this script from the PyMOL menu under Setting --> Colors...
- For instruction on setting up plugin import see Git intro or Plugin Manager
Usage
get_colors [ selection [, quiet ]] get_random_color [ selection [, quiet ]]
Examples
# basic example
get_colors # basic colors
get colors all # larger range with intermediates
#get disco funky
import get_colors
from get_colors import get_colors
from get_colors import get_random_color
cmd.delete('all')
cmd.fetch('1LSD', async=0) # :P
cmd.hide('everything')
cmd.show_as('sticks','not hetatm')
cmd.orient()
python # start a python block
from pymol import stored
stored.atom_list=[]
cmd.iterate('name CA','stored.atom_list.append([model, resi])')
resi_list=["model %s and resi %s"%(value[0],value[1]) for value in stored.atom_list]
for resi in resi_list: cmd.color(get_random_color(),resi)
python end # end python block
cmd.ray()
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