Dear OSX PyMOL users,
I'd like to hear about your experience with PyMOL using either of the
graphic cards shipping with the latest Apple G4s (ATI Radeon 9000 Pro card
64 DDR and NVIDIA GeForce4 Titanium 128 DDR). We are going to get one of
these new machines soon but I'm not sure which card sh
On Monday, Sep 23, 2002, at 14:06 America/Chicago,
pymol-users-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net wrote:
Dear OSX PyMOL users,
I'd like to hear about your experience with PyMOL using either of the
graphic cards shipping with the latest Apple G4s (ATI Radeon 9000 Pro
card
64 DDR and NVIDIA GeForce4
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Hi there,
I'm just starting using PyMol, currently making some couple of movies...
I'm set to test the movies on my laptop, but I'd like to do the
ray-tracing rendering on a computing server, and if possible to run that
on the background without ha
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Hi again,
This is a different question, I though it was better if I put it in a
different eMail:
I'm trying to produce a movie showing a metal binding site in my
protein. I'd like to start from the general (cartoon) view, and then
zoom in (or tr
You can't raytrace it the background using threads, but if you have everything
in a script, you can launch a separate process to do the work:
"pymol -c script.pml"
or
"pymol -c script.py"
will run PyMOL without a Window. You do need to like against the X11 and
OpenGL libs though...
Cheers,
Serge,
The zoom command in the released version is flaky and sometimes causes
clipping. I've fixed this in the development version and will be preparing a
new release shortly.
The best thing you can do right now is put a large buffer on the zoom
command...
zoom all,20
etc.
Hi,
a rephrase of my earlier question: (how do/can) I make my CGO's
transparent? Isn't it simply a property of the OpenGL object?
--
Groeten, David.
Dr. David van der Spoel,Biomedical center, Dept. of Biochemistry
David,
I haven't written this into the CGO system, which is pretty rudimentary
and pretty incomplete at present. Transparency is actually tough to get right,
since certain kinds of objects need to be rendered before the transparent
surface -- others after. Then there's the issue of Z-
> I have a GeForce4 Ti 4600 on a dual 1GHz PowerMac G4 (the old one with
> 133 MHz bus).
I too am using this, though on a Dell running Linux. The performance is
unbelievable; unfortunately the graphics card far outpaces the PC! I have
dual pentium IIIs and 1GB of memory, and the machine will dro
