User:Eric Martz/Sandbox 19

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1. The PDB file generated by [[PACUPP]] was uploaded to Proteopedia: [[Image:2j1n cavities fine small 3 5 20 24.pdb]].
1. The PDB file generated by [[PACUPP]] was uploaded to Proteopedia: [[Image:2j1n cavities fine small 3 5 20 24.pdb]].
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2. After modifying the default PACUPP rendering (using PACUPP Peel and Extend commands), I saved a state script (write 2j1n.spt).
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2. Within PACUPP, default scene was modified (using PACUPP Peel and Extend commands). A state script was saved (''write 2j1n.spt'').
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3. Using a [[plain text editor]], I commented out the ''load'' command near the top of the state script.
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3. Using a [[plain text editor]], ''load'' command near the top of the state script was commented out by putting # before ''load''.
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4. I loaded the uploaded PACUPP PDB file into this page using the [[SAT]].
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4. The uploaded PACUPP PDB file was loaded into the present page using the [[SAT]].
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5. While in the SAT, I dropped 2j1n.spt into JSmol.
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5. While in the SAT, the saved state script 2j1n.spt was dropped into JSmol.
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6. I saved the scene getting <scene name='99/995028/Pacupp/1'>this initial scene #1</scene>.
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6. The scene was saved, getting <scene name='99/995028/Pacupp/1'>this scene #1</scene>.
7. I loaded the previous scene in the SAT and manually issued the Jmol commands ''select protein; cartoon off;'' producing <scene name='99/995028/Pacupp/2'>this scene</scene>. I did nothing to remove PACUPP's ''echo'' text that was at the top of scene #1. Apparently Proteopedia's SAT removed it automatically.
7. I loaded the previous scene in the SAT and manually issued the Jmol commands ''select protein; cartoon off;'' producing <scene name='99/995028/Pacupp/2'>this scene</scene>. I did nothing to remove PACUPP's ''echo'' text that was at the top of scene #1. Apparently Proteopedia's SAT removed it automatically.

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