Hi Jarrett,
I feel it is easy enough for you to test in the scripting mode that whether
"cmd.movie.produce(moviename,mode='ray',quality=85,quiet=0)" would produce
the same with pymol3 and pymol2 after you load a 1000-frame dcd file to an
object with load_traj. If not, do you have any suggestions h
Hi Lei,
I may need more details on how you're producing your movies. I would note
that the File menu will only produce a movie based on the movie that's in
the timeline *not* the one from PyMOL 2. So if you're using the old movie
API to export out a movie in PyMOL 3, your results won't be as expec
Hi Istvan,
I have related but not the same problems with pymol3 when making the
movies. Using the pymol script that works for pymol 2.5, pymol3 could only
produce a movie for the first 240(?) frames and I could not find the
setting to fix this issue. In addition, I believe they also changed the
de
Hi Istvan,
With regards to CPU ray tracing only running on a single core, that sounds
like a major regression; we haven't changed anything in regards to that so
I'll investigate. As for your first issue, do you have any examples that I
can inspect myself to see what the issue is?
Jarrett J.
On F
Hi Jarrett,
Thanks for the quick reply. I am using version 3.03 on Linux and Mac. No
conda package is yet available, so these are the Schrödinger provided
binaries. Ray Tracing definitely uses only a single CPU.
Regarding the Draw problem, I have the example that I used in my
coursework. Can you
