Hi Seth,
Rendering in parts does not avoid taking the whole scene in memory.
That is a more important obstacle than the size of the image. That is
why Warren suggested using the hash_max setting, which will alleviate
the memory dependence of the ray tracing, avoiding crashing. The
raytracing in pa
Hi Tsjerk,
Ok, yes, I see your point now. I was unaware of the memory aspects not being
helped by the rendering in parts, so I did not catch the deliberate
redirection you had done! However, Tom's method would be able to avoid the
too large memory issue since if the viewport only 'saw' one little p
Hi Seth,
Well, you're partly right that you wouldn't need to load all of the
scene in to memory. But, don't forget that shadows can be cast from
one end of the scene to another. These long range effects would be
even more pronounced when reflections were present, like they may be
with POV Ray. In
Dear Pymol Users,
I am looking for some very basic information about the PyMol commands.
1. What type of RMSD is calculated with align comman i.e All Atoms or
only Backbone?
2. If I have few models/PDB stuructures of the same protein how I can
clauclate the total atoms and backbone only RMSD bet
