Hi Giulia, Unfortunately there is no command equivalent of the color zone dialog. The color zone operation can be invoked by opening a file containing Python code as shown below. One of the main limitations of using Chimera to make animations is that there are no command equivalents for many dialog actions. Another approach is to use the Movie Recorder dialog (Tools / Utilities menu) and stop recording, then use the dialog to add some color, continue recording, then stop and adjust again with the dialog. Tedious but maybe simplest. Tom # # Color zone the first surface using the selected atoms and radius set below. # from chimera import selection as s, openModels as om from _surface import SurfaceModel radius = 5 surface = om.list(modelTypes = [SurfaceModel])[0] xform_to_surface = surface.openState.xform.inverse() atoms = s.currentAtoms() bonds = s.currentBonds() import ColorZone as cz points, colors = cz.points_and_colors(atoms, bonds, xform_to_surface) cz.color_zone(surface, points, colors, radius, auto_update = True) Giulia Zanetti wrote:
Hi all, I would like to make a movie in which areas of my map are coloured while the surface is rotating.
Any idea how to use color zone from the command line?
thanks
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