Povray on Biowulf -- Examples
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| Space-filling model of the pseudomonas exotoxin. The structure
was displayed with Rasmol and then exported to a Povray input file.
The full image is 600 x 600 pixels, and took 50 seconds using 16
processors on 8 nodes. Memory used was 5.7 M for each processor. Image
courtesy P. Fitzgerald (CIT)
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| DNA binding to TnsA. The structure was drawn using Molscript, rendered
in Raster3d, converted to a povray input file using a personal conversion
program, edited manually, and then raytraced using Povray. The full
image is 1242 x 946 pixels. The Povray run took 23 minutes using
8 nodes, 8 processors on Biowulf. Memory used was 360 Mb per processor. Image
courtesy F. Dyda (NIDDK)
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| Left: Postscript image produced by Molscript.
Right: Image produced by Povscript -> Povray.
Both images used an identical Molscript input file, are drawn to a size
of 500 x 500 pixels, and were converted to gifs for this web page. The
Povray image took 4 seconds on 8 processors, 8 nodes.
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| Left: Jpeg image produced by Molscript.
Right: Targa image produced by Povscript -> Povray
Both images were created from the same Molscript input file, were drawn
to 500 x 500 pixels. The Povray run took 17 seconds on 8 processors (4
nodes) on Biowulf.
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| Movie made by Povray on Biowulf. The Povray input file was created
by Ribbons. 60 images with different rotation/scale were created
by Povray on Biowulf, and the animated gif was made with gifsicle.
The 60 Povray images were created in about 1 min (total).
Click on the image to see the animation. Warning: it is about
1Mb.
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