Frieda Reichsman wrote:
OK. If I had specified a group of atoms as the center, for example center (146, 148, 234) and :a then "show center" would report the absolute coordinates for that atomset? which could then be used in centerAt absolute <x> <y> <z>
I'm missing why you want to "centerAt absolute" if the "center" command has already done that.
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