that's true! So don't use atom expressions -- use coordinates instead:

draw f2 arrow @{{C2,C3}.xyz} {10.3 38.8 -0.28} @{{C5}.xyz} color yellow


So here we are precalculating the coordinates instead of just using the 
atoms and then just sending a list of coordinates to the draw command.  
{C2,C3}.xyz is the average coordinate of C2 and C3; @{...} is the way to 
insert that value into any Jmol command.

You might ask, "So why doesn't Jmol do it that way in the first place??!"

The answer is that if you have multiple models, then "C2,C3" may refer 
to atoms in different models, and the draw command will draw multiple 
lines (I guess not multiple arrows, though), one for each model, rather 
than taking the average value of the the coordinates across all models.





Angel Herraez wrote:

>Hi all
>
>If I try to draw a curved arrow using a mixture of atom expressions 
>and xyz coordinates, as in
>
>draw f2 arrow (C2,C3) {10.3 38.8 -0.28} (C5) color yellow
>
>the order given is not followed; the arrow goes from {10.3 38.8 -
>0.28} to (C2,C3), then to (C5).
>If all 3 are either atom expressions or coordinates, it works.
>
>(11.4.RC5 and 11.5.24)
>
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