The imminent replacement of Mobile-Me by iCloud provides an impetus for me to
upgrade to Lion; but I'm currently happily using old-school stereo (i.e., a CRT
monitor + Crystal-Eyes LCD glasses) under Snow Leopard. Can anyone attest to
being able to use such equipment with Coot/PyMol under LIon?
OK, this is weird. When I upgraded to Snow Leopard a month or two ago, I saw
the exact same phenomenon that Ben describes (but stereo continued to work fine
in Coot). I was too busy to follow it up, however.
This morning, prompted by Ben, I tried again, and lo and behold stereo in
MacPyMOL wor
Sorry about the last post--I just figured out that removing alternate
conformers seems to solve the problem.
Pat
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Patrick J. Loll, Ph. D.
Professor of Biochemistry & Molecu
Hi,
I sent this on New Year's Day, but didn't get much response (hung
over?). Let me try your patience and ask again.
I'm imaging the surface of a buried pocket within a protein. The
surface invariably has a mottled appearance, with some sections
having distinctly different coloring than
I'm imaging the surface of a buried pocket within a protein. The
surface invariably has a mottled appearance, with some sections
having distinctly different coloring than others. An example is
shown here (the arrows point out regions of aberrant color):
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo
Naturally, 2 minutes after my post about RGB values I found 'em
(http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/Color_Values). However, when I
use these to adjust the CorelDraw colors they are still not as nice
as the PyMOL colors, so I'm open to any wisdom.
Pat
I'm making a figure that contains both an actual molecular
representation (from PyMOL) and a simplified cartoon representation
of the same complex (made in a graphics program, in this case
CorelDraw). I want to match the colors between the two parts of the
figure (or at least get close). Ho
Thanks to all who offered help when I was trying to get hardware
stereo working on my new MacPro. It appears that the two critical
steps were 1) making certain that the refresh rate on the CRT was set
to an appropriate value (default was too low) and 2) putting the Dock
in the CRT window (
OK, so I AM stupid, and /Applications/MacPyMOL.app/Contents/MacOS/
MacPyMOL IS the path to an executable. It still remains that I don't
get stereo...
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Patrick J. Loll, Ph. D.
OK, I've got my spanking new Mac Pro with the (very expensive) NVIDIA
Quadro FX 4500 and I bought a shiny new ViewSonic G225f to augment my
LCD display. I plug in the Stereographics E2 emitter...and now
what? I'm not getting hardware stereo (which isn't surprising, it
surely couldn't be t
I may be overlooking something obvious, but:
How can I increase the resolution of the image that is created when I
save a PNG file? They always come out at 72 dpi. I can of course
increase the effective resolution by increasing the size of the window
(bigger image x constant sampling = mor
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