Changes between Version 65 and Version 66 of NTTData

Timestamp:

Nov 4, 2021, 2:22:57 PM (4 years ago)

Author:

Elaine Meng

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NTTData

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 Phil: By the way, I've seen others using ChimeraX recently, including for getting alphafold models. Are there any ongoing issues with the pipeline?  Philip: not much, they have been resolved with fixes in daily build. Still have problems with FTP of EMDB maps.  TomG: FTP is much better for general user populace (more reliable and faster), but I can add an option to use HTTPS instead, as long as you can tolerate extreme slowness in some cases. Will get it in next week. Discussion of whether recent changes for pipeline can go into 1.3 release or not... Eric will have to check on that. 
 
-Eric: Phil, did you and Darrell discuss the coloring of structures with >6 chains?  Darrell: yes, but... may depend on situation, what you are trying to show.  Phil: lean against "rainbow" [...] much discussion of coloring symmetry copies the same vs. color by entity (sequence) vs. color by polymer type vs. cycling through some standard palette of 6 colors vs. color by domain via UniProt features.  Darrell: we can provide more alternatives for a given structure and allow users to choose which one(s) they want. Elaine: color by symmetry copies would require some new code. Darrell: we should ask our medical illustrator for advice on an expanded palette.  Scooter, Elaine: try colorbrewer.org  Elaine: these are already in ChimeraX (names can be used with the "palette" option of "color").
+Eric: Phil, did you and Darrell discuss the coloring of structures with >6 chains?  Darrell: yes, but... may depend on situation, what you are trying to show.  Phil: lean against "rainbow" [...] much discussion of coloring symmetry copies the same vs. color by entity (sequence) vs. color by polymer type vs. cycling through some standard palette of 6 colors vs. color by domain via UniProt features.  Darrell: we can provide more alternatives for a given structure and allow users to choose which one(s) they want. Elaine: color by symmetry copies would require some new code. Darrell: we should ask our medical illustrator for advice on an expanded palette.  Scooter, Elaine: try colorbrewer.org  Elaine: these are already in ChimeraX (names can be used with the "palette" option of "color").  
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+Eric will work on adding cycling thru palette and color bypolymer options, may examine coloring to avoid same color of contacting chains (no promises); not assigned: color by domain, color by symmetry.