Question about Chimera

Dear Professor, I am going to use Chimera to plot 20 molecular frames (saved in 10 files with the file name frame_$n.pdb) in one figure and have a question about the color scheme. I'd like to check the conformational changes from frame 1 to frame 20. Can you please tell me how to color the frames, e.g. with gradual change of each frame in color from red to blue ? Does Chimera adopt a default method to color an ensemble of structures when loaded? Thanks so much. Mingjun

Please see answer already sent. 8-) <http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/pipermail/chimera-users/2009-April/003817.html> On Apr 22, 2009, at 9:27 AM, YangMingjun wrote:
Dear Professor,
I am going to use Chimera to plot 20 molecular frames (saved in 10 files with the file name frame_$n.pdb) in one figure and have a question about the color scheme. I'd like to check the conformational changes from frame 1 to frame 20. Can you please tell me how to color the frames, e.g. with gradual change of each frame in color from red to blue ? Does Chimera adopt a default method to color an ensemble of structures when loaded?
Thanks so much.
Mingjun
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