
Friends, I am using chimera version 1.5 (build 31401 downloaded on 2010-09-16). I have opened two pdb files A and B. I also opened two attribute files corresponding to A and B and colored the ribbon based on the attribute. I want something like the following A B Colorkey 1 Colorkey2 My problem is creating the individual Colorkey. I chose model A (in the Depiction-> render by attribute -> create color key ) and created Colorkey1. When i did the same for model B and use my mouse for colorkey2 creation. Colorkey1 is deleted and Colorkey2 is created below the model B. Is it a bug. Precisely, if i hve to create two Colorkeys corresponding to two different models, how can i do that ? Thanks, Bala

On Feb 23, 2011, at 7:58 AM, Bala subramanian wrote:
Friends, I am using chimera version 1.5 (build 31401 downloaded on 2010-09-16). I have opened two pdb files A and B. I also opened two attribute files corresponding to A and B and colored the ribbon based on the attribute. I want something like the following
A B Colorkey 1 Colorkey2
My problem is creating the individual Colorkey. I chose model A (in the Depiction-> render by attribute -> create color key ) and created Colorkey1. When i did the same for model B and use my mouse for colorkey2 creation. Colorkey1 is deleted and Colorkey2 is created below the model B. Is it a bug.
Precisely, if i hve to create two Colorkeys corresponding to two different models, how can i do that ?
Chimera only supports one color key. If the keys are for the same attribute, you can build a combined key "by hand" by adding additional color wells to the Color Key dialog and typing in the appropriate values and selecting the corresponding colors (click on a color well to bring up an editor for that well, or drag and drop colors from the Render by Attr dialog). If the keys are for different attributes then the only suggestion I have is to make two half-width or half-height images to be displayed together, each with one key. This assumes that there is some separation between your two models. Or use Photoshop to place a key (possibly cut from another Chimera image). Sorry! --Eric Eric Pettersen UCSF Computer Graphics Lab http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu
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