Warren, Mark;
thanks for these suggestions concerning "overexposed" images. We have
dumped Warren's settings into our pymolrc file and are now getting much
better results...
Best,
Wulf
Mark A Saper schrieb:
Wulf et al,
I've had similar results to what you report even with a session fil
Wulf et al,
I've had similar results to what you report even with a session file
created with the latest version of PyMol. You should first try what
Warren suggests. Then, if the specular highlights still look too
contrasty, you can try reducing the specular_intensity to about 0.2
and a
;t be there).
use
set ray_legacy_lighting, 1
with the above settings
Cheers,
Warren
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From: Wulf Blankenfeldt [mailto:wulf.blankenfe...@mpi-dortmund.mpg.de]
Sent: Mon 3/6/2006 7:23 AM
To: Warren DeLano
Subject: Re: [PyMOL] Displaying/defining double bonds in a ligand mol
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Subject: [PyMOL] Displaying/defining double bonds in a ligand molecule
Hello pymolers,
I'd like to display double bonds in a smal
Hello pymolers,
I'd like to display double bonds in a small molecule ligand bound to the
active centre of a protein. Of course, the ligand is non-standard, i.e.
pymol doesn't know about its chemical nature. Googling a bit, I found
that I can
set valence, 0.1
but this only display double bon
