RE: [PyMOL] cartoon weight/scale

[Warren D. <wa...@de...>]

Stephen,

you need to adjust the *_width and *_length values individually.

e.g.

get cartoon_rect_length

set cartoon_rect_length, 2

Cheers,
Warren

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> Stephen Kaiser
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> Subject: [PyMOL] cartoon weight/scale
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> Hi,
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> Can anybody suggest a way to increase the overall=20
> scale/weight of an entire cartoon in a way that's analagous=20
> to the command
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> set cartoon_loop_radius
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> and scales up the entire cartoon together?  it isn't obvious=20
> how to increase scale of a helix or sheet...
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> thanks for your help,
> steve
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