Hi Jon,
there is no need to convert the pse file into a script, just write a short
script which loads the pse file in the beginning.
load session.pse
scene 001, recall
viewport 800, 600
png scene001.png, ray=1
You can run that in batch mode.
Cheers,
Thomas
On Mar 6, 2013, at 4:11 PM, Jonathan Grimes jonat...@strubi.ox.ac.uk wrote:
I've have a pse file with a number of scenes defined. i would like to
run the pse file without the gui…..but then select scenes via the external
gui window….and render……
can i do this akin to batch mode ??? or can i convert the pse file into
a pmol script ??
each scene will take 30mins to render
i would also like to write out the scene as a vrml file…...i gave up after
an hour
at the graphics machine.
many thanks for your help
jon
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