Open rsakai opened 1 year ago
Probably this could be of help for you.
I usually create a list of dicts with the necessary color and residue information and then pass it to the color function. Here you can find a snippet: https://github.com/bayer-science-for-a-better-life/topefind-public/blob/73a40c4f0ef38a21d49e46e7987f69ac02baffd4/topefind/dashboard/dashboard.py#L578
Probably this could be of help for you.
I usually create a list of dicts with the necessary color and residue information and then pass it to the color function. Here you can find a snippet: https://github.com/bayer-science-for-a-better-life/topefind-public/blob/73a40c4f0ef38a21d49e46e7987f69ac02baffd4/topefind/dashboard/dashboard.py#L578
I believe the user wants to color the residues within the viewer directly.
You can use the .visual.select
helper method (basically what CrisSherban suggested, thank you).
The call will look something like this:
viewerInstance.visual.select({
data: [
{ struct_asym_id: 'A', residue_number: 1, color: '#ff0000' },
{ struct_asym_id: 'A', residue_number: 2, color: '#ff8800' },
{ struct_asym_id: 'A', start_residue_number: 3, end_residue_number: 6, color: '#ffff00' },
{ struct_asym_id: 'A', start_residue_number: 15, end_residue_number: 20, color: '#88ff00' },
],
nonSelectedColor: '#ffffff',
});
Is it possible to loop through each residue and colour them? I am loading a PDB file and would like to colour each residue based on experimental value I get for each residue.