If you have the arrow defined by GLY CA coordinates which is created from DynDom
then you can use the script on the following link to define an axis in PyMOL and
change the color or thickness as you want. Define the position of the axis
using two of the GLY CA coordinates found along the arrow lin
Hi all
Sorry for partially off topic query
I am working with a multidomain protein. which is present in closed and open
conforamtion because of the motion in the domains of the protein. I would
like to describe the roation angle of the different domains of the protein
and the direction of th
