When I ray trace with the internal renderer (default renderer), my
rendered image is not kept in stereo, but instead snaps back to mono.
How do I get stereo ray traced images.
Also, is there a way to increase the number of passes for the
anti-alias smoothing function--it seems a little low for
On Friday, August 1, 2003, at 06:50 AM, Milton H. Werner, Ph.D. wrote:
When I ray trace with the internal renderer (default renderer), my
rendered image is not kept in stereo, but instead snaps back to mono.
How do I get stereo ray traced images.
Milton,
you must ray trace two separate ima
greetings pymol universe:
why does my C alpha trace lose connectivity between
the c-terminal residues upon ray tracing?
i can see the connection fine until i ray trace it.
after raytracing i only see the c-terminal alpha
carbon atom not connected to the previous alpha
carbon.
thanks!
=
Ma
Milton,
To generate stereo images, you need to separately ray-trace both
the left and right-hand images using the angle option:
ray angle=-3
png image1.png
ray angle=3
png image2.png
You can then assemble the images manually to accommodate the exact
requirement for publication.
If you n
