[PyMOL] Question about rotation in latest version of Pymol

[Katayoun Etemadi Some Olyayi]

Hello,

I’m trying to rotate 2 atoms simultaneously in Pymol, mac version. I am able to 
do that by using the command: “rotate axis, angle, selection”. But any axis 
that I use, gives out very long bonds that look definitely wrong. Except for 
doing it manually, (using command key+ left click) are there any other commands 
I could use?

Thanks,
Katayoun
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Re: [PyMOL] [EXTERNAL] Question about rotation in latest version of Pymol

[Mooers, Blaine H.M. (HSC)]

Hi Katayoun,

You can use the command turn.
Enter 'help turn' at the PyMOL prompt to get the documentation about how to use 
it.

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From: Katayoun Etemadi Some Olyayi 
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] [PyMOL] Question about rotation in latest version of Pymol


Hello,



I’m trying to rotate 2 atoms simultaneously in Pymol, mac version. I am able to 
do that by using the command: “rotate axis, angle, selection”. But any axis 
that I use, gives out very long bonds that look definitely wrong. Except for 
doing it manually, (using command key+ left click) are there any other commands 
I could use?



Thanks,

Katayoun
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