
I have tried installing Chimera several times on my Windows machine but keep receiving an error message saying "Outline highlight not supported by hardware", any advice would be appreciated. ~ Arthur

On Thu, 26 Oct 2006, AJ Campbell wrote:
I have tried installing Chimera several times on my Windows machine but keep receiving an error message saying "Outline highlight not supported by hardware", any advice would be appreciated. ~ Arthur
So the installation succeeded, no need to reinstall chimera. The error is just a warning and chimera will work mostly work without outline highlights. So you should fix it: Chances are that your desktop is configured for 16 bit color -- the solution is change it to 24 or 32 bit color. Go to Control Panel / Display / Settings, and change the "Color quality" to highest. There is also the possibility that you need to install a newer version of the video driver from your graphics card vendor. Or that you need a graphics card :-) Hope this helped, Greg Couch UCSF Computer Graphics Lab

Hello- Do any of you have an idea of how much a single commercial license for Chimera would cost? I'm a 3D artist/animator/biology student that works at in the art dept. of a biotech company. I'm interested in the exporting .pdb files to .pov, then converting to .3ds to import to 3ds max. Thanks, Lydia Jablonski

On Fri, 27 Oct 2006, Lydia Jablonski wrote:
Do any of you have an idea of how much a single commercial license for Chimera would cost?
The official answer is: "Commercial licensing costs are tier-based, depending on the number of users. Please contact chimera@cgl.ucsf.edu if you are interested in using Chimera for commercial purposes." In Lydia's case, we decided that asking the question on the chimera-users mailing list was equivalent to sending email to chimera@cgl.ucsf.edu. But we would prefer email. Greg Couch UCSF Computer Graphics Lab
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