Hi Tsjerk,
I tried two_sided_lighting but doesn't have effect. Apparently,
irrespective of the protein the surface is always a black exterior.
Now, I tried display - use display lists and that solves t but makes the
program extremely slow and heavy.
Problem in the interface? Anyone experienced thi
So far there is only info about how to "ray_trace" each frame of a movie while
exporting to .png images.
My question: How can I "ray 2400" each image (regardless of my computer screen
size - because I have a small computer) so i can get very high resolution images that i
can combine together
Hi AC,
In PyMOL 1.8.6 we added width and height arguments to the mpng command. So this
is now possible:
set ray_trace_frames
mpng imageprefix, width=2400
With older PyMOL versions, you have two options:
1) Run PyMOL headless (pymol -c script.pml) so that the display doesn't limit
the view
