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On Tue, May 16, 2006 at 08:41:10AM -0500, Danny G Smith wrote:
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> I apologize in a advance, this is not related to ccp4. We are in the
> process of getting rid of the last of our SGI's and are going to linux.
> I can get molscript to compile, but have problems getting the labels to
> print. It is in the input file, but it does not get rendered in the
> output. There are no error messages. It appears to be an issue with
> molscript, not with render, as we have tested the output from an sgi
> machine, using render on linux.
>
If you're using label3d, then it might be an issue with imagemagick.
My guess is the newer linux boxen are using a version of imagemagick >
6.0 that doesn't obey the following command in label3d (around line
127):
convert -draw "matte 0,0 replace" ${tmp}_label3d.png ${tmp}_label3d.miff
change this to:
convert -fill none -draw "matte 0,0 replace" ${tmp}_label3d.png
${tmp}_label3d.miff
although it could be something else...
> The first machine I tried a few years ago was running SuSE 9.1 and I was
> unsuccessful. Currently I am trying this on Mepis which is based off of
> Ubuntu. The only problem compiling it under Mepis was that glutbitmap.h
> did not exist. I installed all of freeglut, and the freeglut-dev stuff,
> but it was not there. I copied the header file from the website as
> instructed. I assume that this is a very old header, and does not match
> freeglut. See
> http://www.avatar.se/molscript/tips.html#GLUT-include-missing.
>
> Is there a distribution that will compile better with molscript, or has
> anyone found a workaround?
>
I modified molscript to use an autoconf/automake environment that
should figure all this stuff out for you, if you'd rather. just
google povscript+, if you're interested.
-Tim
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