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Dear ChimeraX Users,</div>
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I'm currently working on a bundle for building lipid membranes and I have a few questions:</div>
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<li><span>A part of my bundle is a lipid selector that works with AMBER-compatible pdb files. I followed the tutorial and have successfully built a selector that selects all lipids of the type I specify (say, I put in the command line 'sel POPC' then all the
POPCs in the membrane get highlighted). Because of the way AMBER lipid forcefields work, individual lipids are separated into three residues, one head and two tails. I'm trying to add a function to my bundle such that individual lipids can be selected - e.g.
when I select a headgroup and go [up]+[up], then the entire lipid can be selected. How can I group three residues together in a bundle?</span></li><li><span>Is it possible to register multiple selectors through a single function? There are many lipids that I want to include in the selector, but for now I have to copy the same function over and over if I want to do that. It will be great if I could have
a list containing all the names of the lipids and have a function that registers all of them.</span></li><li><span>Are there any built bundles that are open source? I tried to access the source code of bundles after installing them but I couldn't find the directory of which they are stored. It will be really helpful if I could refer to them.</span></li></ol>
<div><span>Thank you so much for your help!</span></div>
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Best Regards,</div>
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Katie</div>
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