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Dear PyMol team, I want to select atoms dynamically in a trajectory by judging the distance in every state individually. I found current selection algebra seems cant achieve so, as...

Hello, I use "distance hbonds, h_acceptors, h_donors, 3.2, mode=2" to get different results than "cmd.distance("hbonds", 'h_acceptors', 'h_donors', 3.2, mode = 2)". The result from "distance hbonds, h_acceptors, h_donors, 3.2, mode=2"...

# Motivation I wanted to automatically add more plugin paths to pymol without relying on the existence of a "pymolpluginrc" file. So I proceeded to add more directories to the...

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## I moved the build process to use the pyproject.toml file ### Why it needs to be done: * It will be possible to add dependencies for the build step...

When using the dist command with mode=2 for structures that have sensibly placed polar hydrogens, it becomes apparent that many hydrogen bonds with very good geometry are missed. The problem...

Can I use Pymol on a remote Linux server **without** GUI installed? My server is Ubuntu 22.04, without any GUI installed. Try to install Pymol via `pip install pymol‑2.5.0a0‑cp37‑cp37m‑win_amd64.whl`, the...

Good morning, I would like to report a bug in the mutagenesis feature of the new pymol version. When I try to mutate residues the new residue is automatically placed...

I use apbs and get opendx file, then load it into pymol and show the dots It shows like this: ![2024-04-30 144314](https://github.com/schrodinger/pymol-open-source/assets/74055206/5121156b-80d7-40b2-a918-4362a4939359) but how can i select the very part...

When I use pymol as a library, scripts usually use several threads, which becomes a bit disastrous when using multiprocessing. Is there a way to control pymol's thread usage?