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This walkthrough shows how to create graphic depictions of tomogram contents. Those include:

  • Slices of tomgrams
  • Objects loca
  • Geometrical objects (as membranes represented by triangulations)
Goal of the tutorial. An antialiasing filter has been used.

The data set

This walkthrough works with the data set from the advanced starters guide. The goal is to depict:

  • One slice of the tomogram in 3D.


This requires a tomogram file.

  • The viruses placed an oriented along the directions found during a previous computed average.


This requires a template represe.

  • A sketch of the membrane

This requires a model object.


In


From the Dynamo web

The tomogram can get fetched through:

Then we just

From your previos work

Assuming you have done the tutorial on the FHV data set, you can use the elements that you have already computed. Just extract them from the best project that you completed. Do not use a subboxing project: we want to get a template for the full crown,

Table

>> ddb localizedFullAngle:rt -r t

>> ddb localizedFullAngle:rt -r t >> dwrite(t,'averagedLocalRefinement.tbl'); >> ddb localizedFullAngle:rt -r a >> dwrite(a,'averagedLocalRefinement.em'); >> dwrite(t,'alignmentLocalRefinement.tbl') >> dwrite(t,'averagedLocalRefinement.tbl'); >> ddb localizedFullAngle:rt -r a >> dwrite(a,'averagedLocalRefinement.em'); >> dwrite(t,'alignmentLocalRefinement.tbl')