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|- !Type |Plugin |- !Download |https://github.com/raghuyennamalli/3Dstrut |- !Author |Tony Kamenick, Stuart Ballard |- !Other authors |George N Phillips Jr. |- !Other contributors |Shashank Ravichandran, Yatindrapravanan Narasimhan, Gautham Krishna, Ragothaman Yennamalli |}

3Dstrut is an external plugin for the molecular visualization program PyMOL. The plugin generates struts at optimal positions and thus enables 3D printing of any structure which can be visualized using PyMOL. This software is distributed freely for Windows and MacOS platforms.

Website

https://github.com/raghuyennamalli/3Dstrut

Version history

Version 2.0

Installation

The following steps are applicable to both windows and MacOS systems

I. Download the ‘.zip’ file and save it in your home directory. Once you unzip the file, you should see a directory named ‘3D_strut_plugin’ containing three files:

   __init__.py, struts.py, build_struts.py


II. Open PyMOL and go to Plugin → Plugin ..→

A Random PyMOL-generated Cover. See Covers.