Scott,
Yes, Sarina Bromberg participated actively in crafting the new
chapters "Getting Starting with Commands"
http://pymol.sourceforge.net/newman/user/S0210start_cmds.html
and "Command Syntax and Atom Selections"
http://pymol.sourceforge.net/newman/user/S0220commands.html#7
which a
My advice is not to try to figure out all this stuff by yourself, but
rather to try the new demos and then ask questions via the mailing
list.
Or, simply wait until I get some time later this month or next to
update
the documentation. T
Warren,
I thought you had recently hired a writer to
Mike,
Triangle rendering isn't as simple as you might think -- you
need to make sure your triangles have the correct handedness (vertex
ordering), and if you are trying to create a surface, then you need to
blend the normals at each vertex.
I left transparent CGOs out of this re
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 04:52:34PM -0700, Warren L. DeLano wrote:
> My advice is not to try to figure out all this stuff by yourself, but
> rather to try the new demos and then ask questions via the mailing list.
> Or, simply wait until I get some time later this month or next to update
> the docum
For lots of image conversion/movie-making on your Windows PC --
including direct import of PNG sequences -- another piece of software to
consider is Logipole's "Konvertor" file convertor. I used this a while
ago when I was trying to go backwards from what most people are
describing here (i.e.,
PyMOL Users.
Yes, 0.88 has been released. However, many of the new features
are not yet documented, so I wouldn't necessarily rush out to download
it and expect to immediately utilize all new functionality.
Honestly, this release is a bit premature, but I had a firm
external dea
Michael,
Actually, much more affordable than Premiere these days is
Quicktime Pro ($30) which can, on the Mac only (I think), directly
import a sequence PNG files from PyMOL and write out compressed
Quicktime or AVI files.
If you're tied to Windows, I don't yet know of a better
Micheal -
I'd suggest using quicktime pro. I have both adobe premiere & qtpro and found
that qtpro did a superior job with much less hassle. qtpro can produce the
sorenson encoded (mac friendly) as well as the avi format (pc&powerpoint
friendly). There is also a free package out there calle
The output format/compression really depends on the output device you plan
on delivering the final clip to. Don't go uncompressed unless you have a
killer system that can sustain NTSC and/or PAL (29.97/25fps,
respectively) frame rate. If it's for presentations and/or the web, 12
f/s is the 'stand
So I have heard that adobe premiere is the best for making movies from
the frames. If I have the frames in .tga format, could anyone sugguest
settings for compression, format etc.
Thanks,
Mike Ford
pymol-users-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net wrote:
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Scott's right,
Ray traced labels are currently not worth the trouble it takes
to create them. If you really need it, the "representations" demo does
this, and you can find the code in modules/pymol/wizard/demo.py in the
latest release (0.88).
But my recommendation is to do exactl
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 06:00 AM, roidis alexandros wrote:
Does anybody know how to include labels in ray-traced images
Thanx
Hi,
Open the png file in photoshop or illustrator and add them. I don't
think PyMol can add ray traced labels yet.
Scott
Does anybody know how to include labels in ray-traced images
Thanx
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