gt; Cheers,
>
> -- Jason
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 12:41 PM, Marc Piuzzi wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I'm using PyMOL on 3 different os : Linux, Mac and Windows. I'm
>> experiencing a weird issue with the last two : when I ray trace images,
Hello everyone,
I'm writing a script that interactively modifies the position of the
camera with the commands cmd.turn and cmd.move. With these two
commands, there is no transition from one position to another and that
produce sluggish movements.
Is there a way to animate the moves without
Hi Jason,
Problem is, I'm trying to program an other head-tracking script for
PyMol. The PyMol script receives the coordinates from OpenCV and
changes the camera orientation accordingly in a loop so it is not
possible to use scenes.
The only solution I have found so far is to decompose the
Hello Hari,
I had some flickering problems when I first tried the stereo mode on an
Alienware LCD display. There is one option in the Nvidia driver that seems to
keep the display at 60Hz, it is called "Force Full GPU Scaling". Make sure that
the option is turned off, otherwise you won't be able
sue with the MacPorts version.
Any idea ?
Thanks,
Marc Piuzzi
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Hello everyone,
I'm using PyMOL on 3 different os : Linux, Mac and Windows. I'm
experiencing a weird issue with the last two : when I ray trace images,
the outline of ray_trace_mode 2 and 3 is white instead of being black
(whatever the background color).
I'm using PyMOL 1.3 for Mac (from Mac
Hello everyone,
I have a comment concerning Ray trace mode 1. I wanted to display a protein DNA
complex with only the protein outlined and to do that the only way I found was
to change the cartoon transparency of the DNA to 0.1. The problem is that the
outline completely overrides the transpare
