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I have to say the pictures from Blender are very impressive and nicely
artistic ...
but cant help noticing that you are almost suggesting to someone to go
hunting ducks with a kalashnikov.
No wonder you will get a duck or two down this way ... but ...
... and although I agree with Kevin that you should get an answer
depending on where you ask the question (ccp4mg!) after hearing all the
other options, its fare to also say 'Pymol' as well.
Tassos
On 22 Nov 2005, at 1:49, Jon Agirre wrote:
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Hi,
I'm getting quite interested in that Blender stuff. Can you give us
more information about your plugin? I mean, where to get it, where to
install it...
I've 'apt-get install'-ed Blender a while ago and found it to be
pretty professional and well designed.
Thanks for the information.
Jon
Maneesh Yadav wrote:
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Blender!
I wrote a python plugin (I think it's sitting in a broken state right
now), that can bring in pdb
files in various forms. Blender can also take in vrml 1.0 directly.
But you can do fun stuff like these:
http://www.geeta.ca/gallery2/v/mdraw/maneeshcoveridea.png.html
http://www.geeta.ca/gallery2/v/mdraw/1g11small.png.html
and animating is easy once you get the hang of it; plenty of good
on-line tutorials out there from the blender community.
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