Display Maestro 5.0.3 [CRACKED]
Display Maestro gives you full control over attached displays, allowing the use of all available resolutions and bit depths. macOS strips out the useful ability to set specific resolutions and presents a more user-friendly approach. Experienced users, especially graphic designers and presenters, demand more precise control of their devices. Access exactly the resolution you need with Display Maestro's traditional-macOS-like menu.Details UnveiledPro users can also view advanced resolution and device information ranging from gamma configuration, RGB color points, scaling, samples per pixel, screen dimensions, device vendor IDs, refresh rate, manufacture dates, dots per inch, Retina (HiDPI) status, and more.Also view feature information such as if the following are enabled are supported: pan enabled, simulscan enabled, is stretched, television mode, Desktop GUI support, interlace mode, mirroring supported, built-in, high-resolution capable, accelerator backed, and more.Full Resolution ListAccess the full list of resolutions and bit-depths supported by the graphics card and attached display. Note that some graphics cards may limit the display's options.Legacy App SupportOlder games and apps sometimes require the use of precise resolutions, and can no longer set these automatically due to changes in Mac OS. Display Maestro lets you pick exactly the configuration you need.Safety FirstDisplay Maestro implements functionality that will detect if an unsafe resolution was chosen and will automatically revert to the last known safe resolution if confirmation is not given.
Display Maestro 5.0.3
Display Maestro gives you full control over attached displays, allowing the use of all available resolutions and bit depths. Latest versions of macOS strip out the useful ability to set specific resolutions and presents a more user-friendly approach.
It gives you complete control over attached displays, allowing all available resolutions and bit depths. macOS 10.13 strips out the functional ability to set specific resolutions and presents a more user-friendly approach.
Display Maestro gives you full control over attached displays, allowing the use of all available resolutions and bit depths. macOS 10.13 strips out the useful ability to set specific resolutions and presents a more user-friendly approach.
The 3D display is the primary visualization interface available to theuser (although it is not the only one, there is also a spreadsheet view and 2D views).The purpose of the 3D display is to allow the user to view and interactwith molecules, grids, and surfaces.
The primary interface mechanism to the 3D display is the mouse which isdiscussed in detail below. However, the large number of potentialoperations that can be performed in the 3D display necessitate anadditional mechanism of interaction besides the simple use of mouse buttonsand popup menus. For this reason a separate peripheral window is provided toaccess these operations. This window is called the Style Control and isdiscussed below.
As described above, the mouse is considered to be the primary interfacemechanism to the 3D display. The details of how to use the mouse to interactwith the 3D display are listed here. A three (or two) button mouse isrecommended for use; however, support for a single button mouse is availableon macOS. Holding down the Ctrl key while clicking or pressing the mousebutton will emulate using the Right mouse button on a three button mouse.
Objects in the display can be selected by clicking on them using the Leftmouse button. The selection is cleared between button clicks (or by clickingin the background) unless the Shift or Ctrl key is also helddown when clicking. If a single atom on a surface has been selected, holdingdown the Shift key and selecting a second atom will select theshortest path of vertices between the two selected end points.
Selection can also be performed using a lasso style selection method by holdingdown the Right mouse button and moving the mouse in the window to definea selection rectangle (a dotted rectangle will be displayed on the screen asyou do this). Releasing the Right mouse button will select all of theatoms and bonds inside of the rectangle. The previous selection will be clearedunless the Shift or Ctrl key is also held down while movingthe mouse. Lasso style selection of surfaces and grids is not currentlysupported.
Informative labels can be displayed about atoms and bonds (as well as surfacesand grid contours) underlying the current mouse position if the Ctrl keyis pressed while moving the mouse (no mouse button need be depressed) on mostplatforms. On the Mac, this behavior is obtained by holding down the Altkey instead of the Ctrl key.
The simplest mechanism to perform a selection is to click on the object ofinterest in the 3D display using the mouse. However, a number of additionalselection mechanisms are available in the selection pane as can be seen inFigure: Selection Pane.
In the bottom row, there is one button adjacent to a slider and a numericdisplay. The button is a toggle that controls whether or not unselectedatoms and bonds are shown based on their distance to the selected set. Thecutoff distance is controlled by the adjacent slider (and the actual valuein Angstroms can be seen in the numeric display). This state of this buttonis ignored when a surface is selected. When a vertex (or a line of vertices)is selected, the slider can be used to flood out from the original selectedset to include many more adjacent vertices. The different types of surfaceselections can be seen inTable: Surface Scribing.
The style pane of the Style Control is divided into two distinct areas as canbe seen inFigure: Style Pane. The area above the dividing linecontains a row of four buttons which control the display style of the variousdifferent types of objects that can be visualized in VIDA. The area beneaththe dividing line is a collection of buttons whose functionality is specific tojust molecules.
In the top area, the first button (with the molecule icon) contains a drop downmenu of the available molecule display styles: ball and stick, CPK,stars, stick, wireframe, and hidden. Selecting oneof these options will change the display style of all the atoms and bonds inthe current scope.
The second button (with the surface icon) contains a drop down menu of theavailable surface display styles: solid, mesh, and points.Selecting one of these options will change the display style of all thesurfaces in the current scope.
The third button (with the grid icon) contains a drop down menu of theavailable grid display styles: solid, line, and cloud.Selecting one of these options will change the display style of all the gridcontours in the current scope.
In the bottom area, there are three individual rows of buttons. In the firstrow, the first three buttons turn on the display of molecular surfaces,accessible surfaces, and electrostatic grids, respectively. Surfaces are createdover the selected atoms, or over the currently scoped molecule if no atoms areselected. The two surfacebuttons have pulldown menus to allow either toggling the visibility of asurface or regeneration of the surface. Regeneration may be used to surfacea new part of a molecule if the selection has changed. Surfaces and gridsgenerated with these buttons are considered display properties of theirassociated moleculesand therefore are not displayed in the List Window. Independent (non-property)versions of these can be created from the relevant options in a right-clickmenu. The next two buttons turn on the display of protein ribbons and c-alphatraces respectively. The next button turns on the displayof hydrogen bonds by making all of the molecules in the current scope to behydrogen bond targets. Being a hydrogen bond target means that when itis visible, it displays any hydrogen bonds made between it and any of theother molecules that are also visible. The last button in the row toggleswhether or not internal (intramolecular) hydrogen bonds are shown.
In the second row, the first three buttons turn off the display of molecularsurface, accessible surfaces, and electrostatic grids, respectively.The next two buttons turn off the display of protein ribbons and c-alpha traces.The next button makes all of the molecules in the current scopeno longer hydrogen bond targets. The last button in the row toggles whether ornot external (intermolecular) hydrogen bonds are shown.
In the last row, the first button allows the user to specify and turn onatom and bond labels. The second button turns off all of the atom and bondlabels in the current scope. The third button toggles the display of non-bondedatoms in the scene. The remaining three buttons control the hydrogen style forthe molecules in the current scope. The first of the three turns all hydrogenson, the second buttons shows only polar hydrogens, and the last button hidesall hydrogens.
In the advanced section, there are two adjustable parameters (Radiusand Grid Spacing) and one button. The parameters control how contoursof Reentrant grids are displayed according to their symmetry. TheRadius parameter specifies how far out from the center of the scene(in Angstroms) VIDA should look in the grid in order to generate of theisocontour. The Grid Spacing parameter specifies the spacing (inAngstroms) of the sub-grid used to generate the isocontours.
The graphics control pane in the Style Control provides an additional levelof control over and interaction with the 3D display (seeFigure: Graphics Pane). Itis particularly useful for users without mouse wheels.
Beneath these check boxes is an interactive control which allows the usereasy control over both depthcueing and the clipping planes. Displayed in thecontrol is a top-down view of the current scene in the 3D display. The frontof the scene is at the bottom as indicated by the label.
When depthcueing is enabled, two red lines will appear in the control whichindicate the start and the end points in the depthcueing calculation. Theselines can be moved by clicking on the triangular tab at the right of thelines and dragging them to the desired location. The 3D display will updatedynamically as these lines are moved. 041b061a72