Re: [PyMOL] For set.view(), there's a Wiki example for the GUI, but not the PyMol API

[Thomas H. <tho...@sc...>]

I've added Python syntax examples to https://pymolwiki.org/index.php/set_view

The argument doesn't have to be a string, it can also be a list or tuple of floats. In particular, the return value of cmd.get_view() can be used as input.

Cheers,
  Thomas


> On Apr 29, 2020, at 8:58 PM, <lei...@sb...> <lei...@sb...> wrote:
> 
> Feature request for Wiki: please add an Example below “PyMol API” like:
>  
> cmd.set_view ("-0.219962522,0.763355076,-0.607366502,0.878539860,0.425617725,0.216765702,0.423973948,-0.485916167,-0.764265418, 0.001047601,0.000947788,-48.208724976,-24.094066620,-41.117546082,2.001868963,-84.735671997,181.151062012, -20.000000000")
>  
> and state N.B. that it’s a vector in a string.   The 9-digit decimal precision is probably not needed, as there aren’t a billion pixels in an image.  Even ray-tracing doesn’t need that level of precision.  
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