Author: OneAngstrom

As molecular models grow in complexity, browsing and filtering them becomes a significant challenge. Whether you’re navigating large biomolecular systems or working with coarse-grained representations, it’s often difficult to isolate exactly what you need: a protein with three chains, a…

When working with complex molecular systems in SAMSON, lighting plays a key role in visualization. However, troubleshooting or adjusting the lighting setup — especially in large, multi-light scenes — can become inefficient if you’re relying solely on manual selections and…

When working on molecular models, one of the most frequent—and often frustrating—tasks is exporting your work into formats that others can use or software can understand. Whether you’re preparing a structure for simulation, sharing visualizations with collaborators, or archiving for…

In molecular modeling, especially when rendering complex scenes or setting up simulations, it can become cumbersome to manually manage all the elements in your scene—particularly light sources. Lights play a critical role in how molecular structures are visualized, but as…

Working with complex molecular scenes often means juggling dozens or even hundreds of visual models — each bringing its own style, data, and purpose. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to declutter your molecular workspace, you’re not alone. Fortunately, SAMSON’s…