it's only for isosurface. But you can display/hide based on a plane.
WITHIN(0,planeType, planeDesignation) selects for any atoms within 0.01
Angstroms of a plane. If planeType is HKL, then planeDesignation is in the
form {h k l}, where h, k, and l are Miller indices. If planeType is PLANE,
then planeDesignation should be of the form @{plane(a,b,c)}, where a, b,
and c are atom expressions or coordinates.
WITHIN(distance,planeType, planeDesignation) selects for atoms within
the given distance in Angstroms from the plane. Positive distances are on
one side; negative distances are on the other side. Experimentation may be
necessary to determine which side is which for these purposes. In all cases
the atoms in the plane itself (within 0.01 Angstroms of the plane on either
side) are included.
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 7:53 PM, Eric Martz <[email protected]>wrote:
> I have been under the impression that there is some way to turn on
> slab, and then rotate the slab as a rotating object. So if you
> rotated it around Y by 90 degrees, you would see the "edge" of the
> slab instead of the "face". So the slab planes rotate together with
> the molecule.
>
> In contrast to rotating the molecule through a fixed pair of slab
> boundary planes which are always parallel to the screen.
>
> Does this exist? I cannot find it in the manual.
>
> Thanks, Eric
>
>
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