**PROBLEM FIXED**
I found yesterday a way to avoid the problem.
First I launch PyMol, then I change the viewport to the one I have in my
script; and finally I run the pml script. This gives full, uncutted png
images.
Btw, does anybody know if there is a python command to wait until a
proc
Hi all,
Is there any possibility to avoid reordering of the atoms when a pdb file is
saved with pymol?
Greetings,
Andrei
set retain_order
sort
Cheers,
Warren
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Greg,
Actually, this a fundamental problem with the way the GLUT library works --
it uses callbacks instead of events, which causes refresh issues on Windows.
The problem has nothing to do with Python -- PyMOL is all C when it comes to
OpenGL.
Suffice it to say that we are aware of and working
Dear Folks,
* I [2005-03-29 16:27] wrote:
> After playing around with
> this I finally got tired of doing it manually, so of course I wrote a
> python script to do this. It uses the alter command (so it isn't fast!)
> to modify the alt, name, resn, resi, chain, and segi values to match in
> the
NVidia:
I just got the 7174 driver (for 64-bit Linux). PyMol works fine, no
crashes. What do other folks see with 7174? My openGL apps run
nominally faster on 7174 than they do on 6629.
Nuccyl:
As there was little response from the PyMol audience, I will go ahead an
add Nuccyl to the PyMol wiki
