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| + | OasisBob, good work. I'd like to see this page really develop (maybe into a series). | ||
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| + | Wow. Compliments to anyone who's worked on this program. I'm just an undergrad trying to do a biochem project on a mac. I attempted to get some form of RASmol/protein explorer to work for over an hour and then came upon this as an alternative. So easy to use and the images are beautiful. This is a good introduction and I appreciate that it's a wiki. It was unbelievable how the protein explorer people formatted their help section; all circumlocution and dense confusing explanations filled with links to more of the same. Thank you. | ||
Revision as of 07:12, 12 December 2007
This page is still in a work in progress. Oasisbob 22:48, 10 April 2007 (CDT)
TODO:
- Capitalization for internal GUI features?
- Definition of an object?
- Objects vs selection objects?
- Pic of External GUI for command line
- s/PyMol/PyMOL
- Dummy-style advanced notation.
- Howto run commands...
- Tone change.
- intro and outro
Comments
OasisBob, good work. I'd like to see this page really develop (maybe into a series).
Tree 12:54, 11 April 2007 (CDT)
Wow. Compliments to anyone who's worked on this program. I'm just an undergrad trying to do a biochem project on a mac. I attempted to get some form of RASmol/protein explorer to work for over an hour and then came upon this as an alternative. So easy to use and the images are beautiful. This is a good introduction and I appreciate that it's a wiki. It was unbelievable how the protein explorer people formatted their help section; all circumlocution and dense confusing explanations filled with links to more of the same. Thank you.