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| − | == | + | Sets how PyMOL draws the surface. The default, [[surface_mode]]=0 does not include the heteroatoms within the surface; setting it to 1, does include them. See the example images. |
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| + | == Usage == | ||
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| + | set surface_mode, int | ||
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| + | where ''int'' is one of the following values: | ||
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| + | * 0: Default mode, surfacing with respect to [[flag]]s. | ||
| + | * 1: Surface everything, including HET and hydrogens | ||
| + | * 2: Surface only heavy atoms | ||
| + | * 3: Surface only visible | ||
| + | * 4: Surface visible and heavy | ||
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| + | == Examples == | ||
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| + | <gallery heights="175px" widths="175px"> | ||
| + | Image:sm0.png|[[surface_mode]] set to 0, the default. The galactose (blue) is not considered part of the surface. | ||
| + | Image:sm1.png|[[surface_mode]] set to 1 -- now including heteroatoms. The galactose and all heteroatoms (blue) are now considered part of the surface and colored blue. | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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<source lang="python"> | <source lang="python"> | ||
| − | set surface_mode, | + | # make the above images, or something like them |
| + | fetch 2v72, async=0 | ||
| + | color wheat | ||
| + | color marine, het | ||
| + | show surface | ||
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| + | # default | ||
| + | set surface_mode, 0 | ||
| + | |||
| + | # non default | ||
| + | set surface_mode, 1 | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
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[[Category:Settings|Surface mode]] | [[Category:Settings|Surface mode]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:41, 15 February 2014
Sets how PyMOL draws the surface. The default, surface_mode=0 does not include the heteroatoms within the surface; setting it to 1, does include them. See the example images.
Usage
set surface_mode, int
where int is one of the following values:
- 0: Default mode, surfacing with respect to flags.
- 1: Surface everything, including HET and hydrogens
- 2: Surface only heavy atoms
- 3: Surface only visible
- 4: Surface visible and heavy
Examples
surface_mode set to 0, the default. The galactose (blue) is not considered part of the surface.
surface_mode set to 1 -- now including heteroatoms. The galactose and all heteroatoms (blue) are now considered part of the surface and colored blue.
# make the above images, or something like them
fetch 2v72, async=0
color wheat
color marine, het
show surface
# default
set surface_mode, 0
# non default
set surface_mode, 1