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.
Thank you for the feedback! We will consider this for the next releases of SAMSON.
We will surely add more labeling possibilities in the next release.
As for formats from ab initio packages, SAMSON currently supports only Molden and it loads only the molecular structure from it. But we can add the possibility to load other data from it as well.
This is already quite helpful, thank you!
I will try and see if displayLineSweptSpheres solves the issue.
I will post the solution when I've found it!
Cheers,
Haichao
In case someone else is in the same situation. I just finished porting our plugin to 0.7.0 and the only changes I had to make were in SAMSON::getProxy (the arguments have changed), and the call functions of the proxies (arguments of SBValue type used to be pointers, now they are passed by reference).
We have still to test it to make sure all functionality is working, but so far it seems that was it.
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.
Wonderful, thanks for the tip. It took a little adjustment for me to get familiar with Inspector to just show the new model without the C-H's, but this works well.
Thank you, Dmitriy. I will try later. I just tried to open pdb file in Windows, and in status bar got the message, that it "can''t open" my file. I will try to put the log here a bit later.
We have updated the Lennard-Jones Interaction Model SAMSON Element, now you can set the smaller epsilon parameter. The SAMSON Element should be updated automatically once you launch SAMSON with an Internet connection.
