[Chimera-users] heavy black awful nuisance grid
Thomas Goddard
goddard at cgl.ucsf.edu
Mon Sep 15 13:04:30 PDT 2008
Hi Barry,
This is very likely a problem related to "supersampling", an option
for producing higher quality images with Chimera. You should try
changing the supersample setting in the File / Save Image... dialog. I
suspect 1x1 will not give the grid but the fonts won't look as good in
the image. The normal 3x3 setting makes an image 3 times larger in both
dimensions then averages it down to your requested size. That smooths
out jagged edges. You can get a similar effect by using 1x1 (no
supersampling) then make a bigger image and reduce its size in a photo
editing program (photoshop, gimp).
Tom
Barry Lever wrote:
> AS a new user of Chimera, I apologize for asking what , for many of you,
> is probably a trivial question.... initially when using Chimera
> ,creating an image (using pseudobond Reader) and then saving an image
> file, (save image) all worked well, but in the last couple of days,
> every time I save an image file in whatever mode (png, tif, jpg etc), I
> get my image with a heavy black grid across it.(and on two different
> computers).
> I am using Chimera 1.254. Is there a simple fix- it feels like a
> conflict.
> I attach one of the images
> Thanks for your help (Windows XP, SP3)
>
> Barry
>
>
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