Hi Steve and Shintaro,
Shintaro is right, PyMOL's ray tracing is CPU only. It runs parallel
on multiple CPU cores.
Our graphics development over the last years was focused on getting
the real-time OpenGL rendering (which uses the GPU heavily) as close
to the ray traced images as possible. Lightin
Thanks for the tip!
On Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 5:10 AM Thomas Holder
wrote:
> Hi Steve and Shintaro,
>
> Shintaro is right, PyMOL's ray tracing is CPU only. It runs parallel
> on multiple CPU cores.
>
> Our graphics development over the last years was focused on getting
> the real-time OpenGL rende
Hi there,
I installed PyMol on a new laptop (Windows 10, within Anaconda3) and
run into a display problem, which does not exist on a Windows 7
laptop.
Basically, the displayed molecules does not have the 3D visual effect
and the colors are very dark. Only after I apply "ray", it shows
normal colo
Hi Yufeng,
This is a problem with a recent graphics driver update from Intel on
Windows 10. So far it appears that the build series "4.5.0 - Build
24.20.100." is affected. Can you please tell us what PyMOL reports
as "OpenGL graphics engine" (3 lines printed in log window on
startup)?
Luckily