actually should probably be v[12:15] = float(x), float(y), float(z) since args
given at the pymol command line are strings...
>>> "Joel Bard" 9/21/2006 11:47:51 AM >>>
It's a bit ugly but you can do get_view and then change the values of elements
12-14 to be the coordinates you want to center o
It's a bit ugly but you can do get_view and then change the values of elements
12-14 to be the coordinates you want to center on and paste the result into a
set_view command. This could be done easily enough in a little python script:
def centCoords( x,y,z):
v = list( cmd.get_view() ) #conv
On 9/18/06, Björn Kauppi wrote:
Hi all,
How do I center at a specific coordinate? Can not find any obvious way, by
searching the web and manuals.
middle clicking on an atom given at those coordinates should work. Isn't
that what you want?
HTH
Ramesh
Hi all,
How do I center at a specific coordinate? Can not find any obvious way, by
searching the web and manuals.
--Björn
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