On May 22, 2006, at 10:23 p, Samuel Flores wrote:
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to write some code to let the viewer rotate the molecule
to their
liking, then have a high resolution image made based on that
orientation. B
I wonder if there is some way to track and output the on-screen
orientation.
Once I know what rotations were applied in jmol, I can re-apply the
same
rotations in pymol to make my high-res image. Is it possible to
track the
angular orientation in this way?
hi Sam,
you can accomplish this with
show orientation
and messagecallback (or something similar from Bob's arsenal). the
command gives a well-formed string that is easily parsable.
hth,
tim
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