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° | LoadSce | - | Load complete scene |
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| | | Command | | Argument | | Datatype | | Default | | Min | | Max | |
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| Format: | | LoadSce | Filename = Scene filename, | | STRING | | - |
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| | Settings = Yes | No | | STRING | | No |
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| Python: | | LoadSce(filename,settings=None) | | ||||||||||
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| Menu: | | File > Load > Complete scene | | ||||||||||
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| Related: | | LoadPDB , LoadYOb, Load* , SaveSce | | ||||||||||
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| Required: | |  |
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The LoadSce
command loads an entire scene that has been saved before with
SaveSce. The scene contains all the objects, as well as general visualization settings like
background color that will overwrite the current ones if the
Settings parameter is set to 'Yes'.
Note that
images do not belong to the scene and must therefore be loaded separately.
The same is true for simulation parameters, which are also not affected by
LoadSce. You can create a macro
to also restore those.
Example 1:
LoadSce ribosome
Load the scene file ribosome, ribosome.sce or sce/ribosome.sce.
Example 2:
LoadSce ribosome,Settings=Yes
As above, but include all style settings (background colors,
lightsource, radii of balls and sticks etc.).