Thought this might be of interest to any Softimage users out there that do scientific/medical animations.
Along with many other things, this nifty bit of software allows you to import Protein Database Files (.pdb) straight into Softimage in a number of ways (Ball & Stick, Ribbons, Molecular Surface etc.)
http://www.autopack.org/news/autopackfo ... tsreleased
AutoPack for Softimage alpha available
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Rork
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Re: AutoPack for Softimage alpha available
interesting.... thanks for the link!!
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BenR
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Re: AutoPack for Softimage alpha available
Yes, it's very nice. The pdb functions are part of the ePMV package. Unfortunately the Softimage version is still a little limited, e.g. no selecting individual chains, but hopefully they will keep working on it.
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azurecgi
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Re: AutoPack for Softimage alpha available
That was my plan by posting about it on here! If enough people show it some love and give the developers feedback, they'll feel it's worth advancing to beta and then final release.BenR wrote:Yes, it's very nice. The pdb functions are part of the ePMV package. Unfortunately the Softimage version is still a little limited, e.g. no selecting individual chains, but hopefully they will keep working on it.
I've been watching this product for a while and feared that the Softimage development had stopped at one point
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BenR
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Re: AutoPack for Softimage alpha available
Great idea! Their forum is here: http://www.autopack.org/support/forum
I've posted in the preAlpha tester subforum a few times.
Ben
I've posted in the preAlpha tester subforum a few times.
Ben