Minh,
This type of use is now covered under the "rotate" command in the official
documentation for PyMOL 1.0 ( http://delsci.info/dsc ) as well as in the
current open-source code.
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Hi,
I understood the question a little differently than Andreas, and I have a
different answer to you.
If what you want to do is to be able to define your own x, y and z axis and
rotate about them, I can help you. I've made a script that will make a
transformation matrix that can be input to tr
Hi Minh,
you define a rotation axis by the rotation axis x, y or z (first
argument in cmd.rotate) and a point in 3d (origin argument in cmd.rotate).
Instead of rotations around axes that are not parallel to the x, y or z
axis you can do composite rotations.
Btw, for the case of GroEL (PDB 2c7
