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I know Pymol will run certain commands in parallel/multi-thread (e.g. ray tracing).
I'm wondering if the command: can 'set surface_quality' can be handled this way.
For example, if you're looking for high quality surfaces and run (like: 'set surface_quality, 4'), it's a lot of overhead depending on how many entries you have, and would be something you would want all the processors working on.
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I know Pymol will run certain commands in parallel/multi-thread (e.g. ray tracing).
I'm wondering if the command: can 'set surface_quality' can be handled this way.
For example, if you're looking for high quality surfaces and run (like: 'set surface_quality, 4'), it's a lot of overhead depending on how many entries you have, and would be something you would want all the processors working on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: