Re: [COOT] autostereoscopic displays
Evan Kantrowitz wrote: I am now using an autostereoscopic display (no 3D glasses required) from DTI Technologies. I have been using this display with PyMol and the stereo is great. There is essentially no eye strain and no flicker at all. It does not work correctly with COOT since it requires a slight modification to the side by side stereo mode to work correctly. Essentially the left and right images are rendered full size, then compressed horizontally by half before being displayed. Is it possible to add this mode to COOT or provide info on how to do it so I can make a special version. Here is the exact info from the DTI Technologies website: Do you get "fat" molecules (too wide) when you use side by side stereo in Coot then? Use of DTI screens is unsupported until they send me one to play with :) Paul.
Re: [COOT] can coot link to fftw3?
MATSUURA Takanori wrote: Hi all, From: Tim Fenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [COOT] can coot link to fftw3? Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2008 10:20:17 -0700 try compiling clipper with -fno-strict-aliasing, or drop the optimization flags to -O1 or lower. For fundamental solution is "use union type" in clipper. See the section of -fstrict-aliasing in "man gcc". The reason I haven't done this is that the one function for which this is an issue is performance critical, and it is not clear to me that the union implementation will optimize as well. It all comes down to how good the gcc optimiser is. I will try it when I get time. Kevin
Re: [COOT] autostereoscopic displays
Yes, when you use the side by side in COOT with the autostereoscopic display the molecules are too fat by a factor of 2.
