RE: [ccp4bb]: How to make a movie

["DeLano, Warren" <warren@sunesis.com>]

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Actually, PyMOL can't create the morph for you.  You're thinking of my
morphing tool, RigiMOL, which isn't yet complete or available.  (RigiMOL
was why I started writing PyMOL in the first place, but I've never had
time to finish it).

Once you have obtained morphed coordinates (via LSQMAN or Mark
Gerstein's morph server http://molmovdb.mbb.yale.edu/molmovdb/), PyMOL
is a superb tool for viewing them (live in 3D) or rendering them into
movies (to generate 2D MPEG or AVI files).  

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> From: Frank Vondelft [mailto:Frank.Vondelft@syrrx.com]

> I think PyMOL does this...
> 
> >Hi everybody,
> >
> > I have a protein that adopts two different conformations whether it
> contains
> > calcium or not. In order to illustrate this conformational change, I
> would like to
> > make a movie, but I don't know what kind of software I can use.
> > Does anyone recommend any software to do this?
> >
> > Thanks, Have all a merry christmas,
> > Ludovic
>