Dear PyMOL users,
I was wondering if it is possible to implement focus depth (also known as
depth of field or DOF) in PyMOL. I have come across several links to DOF and
it appears to be a common feature of ray-tracing programs. I imagine that it
could work like the fog function - possibly in co
Implementing DOF in PyMol wouldn't be trivial and I'm not sure it's a
priority/necessity. There are excellent open-source (and proprietary) rendering
engines out there that can render better and faster than PyMol. Why re-invent
the wheel... my 2 cents' worth :)
However, aside from exporting
Hi Thomas,
Just a as a note. A focal blur is not like a fog, but results from
sort of averaging a series of images, with the in-focus plane being
well-defined and the planes in front and in the back blurred according
to the distance from the in-focus plane (and the aperture). Not
completely trivi
Folks,
Several parties recently reported problems computing local / in-vacuo
electrostatic potentials in PyMOL 0.99rev9. The fix was trivial, so I've
pushed out a 0.99rev10 release. If you haven't upgraded to 0.99rev9 yet,
just skip forward to 0.99rev10.
As usual, Mac/Win/Linux binaries for
