Thanks!
But translate[x,y,z] only translate the molecule.
What I want is to put longest length of molecule in the X axes, the
second Y axes, the third z axes.
Just like what orient command does which change the view of camera but
not the coordinates.
Now I want the coordinates also change after orient it.
Regards
Bingding
Hi,
I think that you should use translate[x,y,z] to change the coordinates of
your molecule
bye
andrea
2005/4/21, Bingding Huang <bhu...@biotec.tu-dresden.de>:
Hi,
When I try "orient" command to orient the molecule, the camera changes
but the coodinates don't change.
I wonder whether it is possible that when I orient the molecule the
coodinates also change.
Thanks
Bingding
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