Dear @闽乐 ,

In the new version, you can access the control parameters for the visual model via the Inspector. For that, simply select the Adenita visual model and open the Inspector - you can right-click on the Adenita visual model and choose Inspect in the context menu.

See: User guide - Inspecting

Dear @Filipe

Normally it should be rendering double bonds by default, but you can change this setting in Preferences > Rendering > Structural models - check the Render multiple bonds option:
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As for the PBT format, currently, SAMSON does not have the PBT format exporter, but you can export in OBJ or glTF formats for use in Blender.

Best,
The SAMSON Team

Hi Pedro,

We're sorry about the issue.

Could you please try to delete the following folders:

(IMPORTANT: make sure you don't have e.g. personal SAMSON documents in these folders that you might want to preserve.)

C:/Users/[USERNAME]/AppData/Local/OneAngstrom/
C:/Users/[USERNAME]/OneAngstrom/
C:/Users/[USERNAME]/Documents/OneAngstrom/

and try to reinstall SAMSON to see what happens?

Maybe there is a need to specify in your Windows settings that SAMSON should use specifically the NVIDIA GPU ? Please let us know.

Great! Thanks for letting us know.

Great! I am glad that it worked!
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or feedback.

Dear @AntiDown ,

Ok. I am glad it works for you now.
Thank you for your reply!

Dear @Grigorii ,

Yes, currently, Adenita does not serialize/save its visual model when saving into a file. You need to reset it via Adenita.

Possibly, it is not supported with Cycles kernels (from Blender's Cycles) that we ship. We will try to see what we can do here. Or, maybe, the Cycles kernels we ship are not compatible with the CUDA version installed on your OS.

You don't need to upgrade your whole system; you can try to update it via the above-given commands which will update the packages installed on your system. And if glibc 2.33 is not available with the update you can try to install it from OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.

Ok, got it. SAMSON is a high priority application, so on C: it goes.

The groups on the SAMSON Connect website are mainly for collaboration purposes (see: User Guide: Collaboration), but they can be extended to manage licenses.

@Jocelyn

Hi,

It's GNOME Shell 48.5

Thanks.