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how to define ribbons color?

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    albert
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    Hello,

    I am trying to define a muti-chain PDB with specified color for ribbons. However, I cannot find this option in SAMSON.
    Does any body know to do it?

    Thanks a lot
    Albert

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      Hello,

      I am trying to define a muti-chain PDB with specified color for ribbons. However, I cannot find this option in SAMSON.
      Does any body know to do it?

      Thanks a lot
      Albert

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      DmitriyMarin
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      Hi @albert ,

      There are several options for the colorization of structures or visual models (Ribbons is a visual model) based on chains:

      1. The colorization using color schemes. First, select the Ribbons visual model in the Document view that you would like to colorize. Then:
      • Biology > Colorize > Chain ID or Chain (illustrative) (i.e. in the style of D.S.Goodsell)
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        You can also choose "Custom..." from the list and specify the color palette.
      1. The colorization with constant colors per chain.
      • Choose a chain in the Document view.
      • Set the color using Visualization > Colorize.

      See more in User guide - Colorizing and User guide - Visualizing.

      Dmitriy,
      The SAMSON Team, https://s-c.io

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