Dealga McArdle

I found this neat useful poster you did in 2013 http://www.scivis.it/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/PosterECCB2010.pdf . It might be a good starting point for better documentation.

No, it might be handy!

## Installation _(this text will change as BioBlender progresses into a more mature package)._ At the end of both methods you should have a Folder named BioBlender located in your...

## Import Molecule _(this text is subject to change to reflect future developments)_ **from PDB** BioBlender ships with several test .pdb files, each of which hopes to show and test...

@pmadhikar hopefully this will get you started.

send it to me I will push it to the master branch

@MonZop @pmadhikar https://github.com/MonZop/BioBlender/blob/master/BB2%20Manual_WIP.pdf?raw=true one click to download

@MonZop perhaps also the manual can be done from source / open, making it easy to edit for those with privileges. The wiki section of the github repo is quite...

@nantille Hi! For surface representation currently BioBlender uses PyMOL. If you don't already have it installed I've made a [step by step guide](https://github.com/MonZop/BioBlender/issues/1#issuecomment-72320802) that covers (all) the things I needed...

> So BioBlender should only support visualizing the output after a simulation has run, not in real time. importing trajectories and displaying many millions of atoms using Dupliverts is not...