Where is the sphere usage?
thanks
Hi All-
Is it possible to create an image in PyMOL with a transparent
background (without having to feed it through a second program, such as
the ImageMagick suite)?
rant: MS PowerPoint has the ability to make images transparent,
however Apple's Keynote does not -- a missing feature that's
Set the ray_opaque_background to off
The PNG file format supports transparency. Render your scene with the
above, open up in an image editor and you should have a transparent
background.
JP
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Works perfectly. Many thanks. If anyone has any strong arguments for
Apple's Keynote over MS's Powerpoint, I'd be interested in hearing them
(off list or on).
Thanks again,
Doug
On Aug 12, 2004, at 12:11 PM, Cartailler, Jean-Philippe wrote:
Set the ray_opaque_background to off
The PNG
Liu,
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, but if you look to the right
side of the internal GUI you will see some small square buttons. One of
the has the letter S on it which stands for Show. If you click and
hold this button down you will be offered several choices. Nine lines
down is
Ian,
Yes, I have gotten PyMOL to work with the laptop version of this display
(just Windows so far). The stereo effect is quite good. However, your head
does need to be in just this right spot in order to get the effect. After
15 minutes, I learned to do this automatically, moving slightly off
Hi all,
I hoping to not have to revert to molscript for something.
Any ways to look at thermal ellipsoids a la rastep in
pymol?
Thanks,
Luke
