Hi Nian,
I believe that happens becouse you are creating a new object with only th=
e loop
that you need to show and PyMol smothes it in a different fashion. Try cr=
eating
a new object containing the same selection you used originally, but only =
show
that one loop, for exemple:
>load protein.pdb, prot
>hide everything, prot
>show cartoon, (prot and resi 120-140)
That should keep all residues in equivalent position.
All the best,
Mario Sanches
Citando Nian Huang <hua...@gm...>:
> Hi, all,
> I am trying to change the radius of one loop by making it as a new
> object. But every time I do that, because the smooth-loop setting is
> on, that loop just won't match its orignal position, i.e. connecting
> to other part of the cartoon. I certainly can set the smooth-loop
> off, but it will make the figure ugly. Is there a better way to do
> that?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Nian
>
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