SS Edit 2.0 lets you copy and paste the protein's secondary structure.

Similar to AA Edit 2.0 this version of SS Edit presents each chain of the protein separately. This is handy for binder puzzles like the coronavirus series, where there's a locked target and a designable binder which are separate chains.

When you click the "Change" button, the recipe applies the contents of the "sec struct" box for a given chain to the protein. All entries are converted to upper case. Only the standard Foldit codes "L" for loop, "H" for helix, and "E" for sheet are applied to the protein. Anything else causes the entry to be skipped and the corresponding segment left unchanged.

The code "M" may appear for ligands in some puzzles, but it's normally not possible to change this code. "M" is included here as a valid input, but will probably fail when the recipe tries to apply it.

Thanks!

Do you think you can add an "idealize" and/or "remix" component, as well as numbered segments or a way to avoid assigning to "locked" segments?

Version 2.0.1 fixes chain detection when proline is at the N terminal. In this case, the atom count is 18, instead of 15 when proline is mid-chain. Usually the atom count increases by 2 at the N terminal.

(Edit: mid-chain count is 15.)

I am unable to cut & paste into a text editor to make changes. Ubuntu 20.10