Check out the post on "High end graphics". This will solve the problem.
Basically you can ray-trace your molecule at a resolution bigger tahn
teh screen size and then cut it down afterwards effectively generating a
high resolution graphic from a 72 dpi starting point
Cheers
J
Kolli, Madhavi wrote:
Hi,
I’ve just started using PyMol for making some figures. I’m very happy
that it is so easy to use. However the resolution of my pictures is
very bad even after rendering them. When I print them they are very
pixellated. I’m sure there is something I’m not doing right. Any help,
suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Regards,
Madhavi Kolli
Graduate Student
UMass Medical School Worcester
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