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'''reinitialize''' reinitializes PyMOL. Issuing the command 'reinitialize' during a PyMOL session clears all objects and resets all parameters to defaults; this is equivalent to re-starting the program without having to actually do so. | '''reinitialize''' reinitializes PyMOL. Issuing the command 'reinitialize' during a PyMOL session clears all objects and resets all parameters to defaults; this is equivalent to re-starting the program without having to actually do so. | ||
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* NOTE: Multi-CPU machines will sometimes lose SMP abilities in PyMol after running this command. | * NOTE: Multi-CPU machines will sometimes lose SMP abilities in PyMol after running this command. | ||
* NOTE: settings that usually load with a .pymolrc file will also not work | * NOTE: settings that usually load with a .pymolrc file will also not work | ||
Alternatively, this command can reset all settings to default values. | |||
===USAGE=== | ===USAGE=== | ||
reinitialize | reinitialize [what [, object]] | ||
===ARGUMENTS=== | |||
* what = string: everything|settings {default: everything} | |||
* object = string: object name for per object settings | |||
[[Category:Commands|Reinitialize]] | [[Category:Commands|Reinitialize]] | ||
Revision as of 03:37, 5 October 2011
reinitialize reinitializes PyMOL. Issuing the command 'reinitialize' during a PyMOL session clears all objects and resets all parameters to defaults; this is equivalent to re-starting the program without having to actually do so.
- NOTE: any unsaved work will be lost!
- NOTE: Multi-CPU machines will sometimes lose SMP abilities in PyMol after running this command.
- NOTE: settings that usually load with a .pymolrc file will also not work
Alternatively, this command can reset all settings to default values.
USAGE
reinitialize [what [, object]]
ARGUMENTS
- what = string: everything|settings {default: everything}
- object = string: object name for per object settings