Folks,
You may have seen some related messages go by on the PyMOL and/or VMD
mailing lists, but just to reiterate:
If you have nVidia graphics hardware, PLEASE avoid updating your nVidia
graphics drivers for the time being. The 7-series (e.g. 71.74) simply do
not work with PyMOL, VMD, and other
Doug,
> select oxy, name o*
should be
select oxy, elem o
FYI: The very latest betas have wildcards enabled for atom names, so in fact
your original idea will work in future PyMOL versions.
http://www.delsci.com
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Scienti
Hi All-
Is it possible to select all oxygen atoms (backbone & sidechain) with a
command similar to the following:
select oxy, name o*
I cannot seem to get any variation of that to work without specifying
all atoms (e.g. o+oe1+oe2)
Thanks,
Doug
Hi,
I'm a new user, so my question is *extremely* basic...
I want to display atom numbers as labels, but this property does not
appear in the list of properties that can be displayed using the command
'label'.
How can I do it?
Thanks in advance,
xavi
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Xavier Deupi, Ph.D.
Department of M
You're all right.
The Python interpreter can't multiprocess, but Python threads are true
operating system threads. So all you need to do is call down from Python
into C or some other language, free up the global interpreter lock, and
presto, you get *real* multiprocessing without every having t
Dear All,
Thanks for public and private replies alike.
The "set max_threads, n" construct works a treat, giving a 3.6x speedup
going from 1 to 4 cpu's.
A quad opteron is now an extremely fast rendering machine indeed!
Best regards,
Neil.
Dear Serge,
I suggest you simply make a test.
> Indeed if you read the documentation of Python, you'll see that the
> python byte-code interpreter is not able to run multiple thread at any
> given time
I don't think the PyMOL raytracer is written in Python. Furtermore, when
I raytrace in PyMOL
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Hi there;
Indeed if you read the documentation of Python, you'll see that the
python byte-code interpreter is not able to run multiple thread at any
given time... So know what I'm not sure is if the ray tracing code of
pymol is in python or anothe
