Yes, you should be able to use PyMOL "File" -> "Edit pymolrc" and add
the command there:
feedback disable, opengl, warnings
It creates a file named .pymolrc (note the initial dot) in your home
directory (C:\Users\ by default on Win 7/8/10). Then the
command should be executed on startup.
- Piotr
Yes, but the work around works for a single session.
Is there a start-up script to add it to?
Graphics look normal.
Thomas G. Laughlin III
PhD MCB (BBSB, Student) | *Univ. of California-Berkeley* | Present
BS Biochemistry | *Univ. of Missouri-Columbia* | 2014
thomas.laughlin...@gmail.com
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Hello Tom,
Have you tried this workaround to suppress the OpenGL warnings?
https://sourceforge.net/p/pymol/mailman/message/32035245/
PyMOL>feedback disable, opengl, warnings
Are there any rendering issues besides the warnings flooding the
console? Does the graphics look normal?
Thanks!
Piotr
Hello,
I installed unofficial PyMOL 1.8.5.0 using Anaconda2 on a windows 10
machine possessing a Nvidia Quadro K620.
In the PyMOL command window, the text "WARNING: glDrawBuffer caused GL
error" is repetitively printed which makes its nearly impossible to see
other output or the help.
I've inst
