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> Subject: Re: [PyMOL] having problems with batch rendering
>
> Hi Warren
> I set hash_max to 250 and this appears to be helping
> significantly. Thanks. What exactly to these
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Subject: [PyMOL] having problems with batch rendering
Hello Fellow PyMOLers,
I have submitted a huge movie (i.e. 520 frames rendered at
1280x854) job to pymol on one of our linux grunts. PyMOL,
much to my surprise actually recognized that the grunt has
two multithreaded processors and
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Hello Fellow PyMOLers,
I have submitted a huge movie (i.e. 520 frames rendered at 1280x854)
job to pymol on one of our linux grunts. PyMOL, much to my surprise
actually recognized that the grunt has two multithreaded processors and
subsequently split the rendering job amongst the available proc
> I have commented out most all the "quality" settings until I can figure
> this thing out.
well, if you comment out the setting for 'ray_trace_frames', it'll be
using OpenGL for rendering. but you've launched on the command line, so
there is no OpenGL. uncomment that line, and see if it works.
Hello Fellow PyMolers,
I have a cool script to make a movie.
here are the first 3 lines and last few lines:
from pymol import movie
from pymol import util
cmd.do("run ../../scripts/camera_view_travel.py")
.
.
.
movie.rock(420,520,angle=15,phase=0,loop=0,axis='y')
cmd.rewind()
cmd.frame(99)
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