Thank you for the answer, I will look into it. I have a more general question regarding double bonds. When generating 3D geometries, is it possible to assign which side of a double bond the substituents are on? I would like to do this even for double bonds that are not marked as stereocenters (e.g., if there are two identical substituents on one side). Perhaps this would be possible by marking bonds as stereocenters even if they are not and then using some function to assign which side of the bond the atoms are on (is there a function that enables a simple assignment like this?)
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