On Oct 26, 2007, at 9:46 AM, Rolf Huehne wrote:
> Nick Greeves wrote:
>> Hi Bob,
>> I've tested the resizable window command with the new antialias
>> settings
>> and the new version looks great.
>> How should this be controlled from the applet? (In the view popup
>> menu?)
>> Should antialiasing be on by default? (gets my vote)
>
> I don't think it should be on by default:
> 1) Jmol is much slower than without it.
> You don't notice this with the little molecule on Bob's example page.
> But if you take the relatively small protein dimer in the example
> below
> working gets very difficult with increasing zoom level (1.8 GHz AMD
> Athlon 3000+ processor):
Just wondering out aloud - wouldn't it be possible for view
manipulation operations (such as rotation or zoom) to ignore
antialiasing? So that when the mouse is released the current view
would be drawn in an antialiased fashion, rather than during the
actual movements themselves
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