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Movit

Hi everyone !

I wanted to see roughly if one protein could dock on another one, and could not find any mouse setting allowing to do that. Here is a script that does just that.

USAGE : movit <selection>

The selection can now be translated/rotated with the following keyboard shortcuts:

q,a : x translation

w,s : y translation

e,d : z translation


r,f : x rotation

t,g : y rotation

y,h : z rotation


Use : run movit.py during startup. Then, 'movit selection'.

It is not very practical, does anybody know how to do that with the mouse instead of just one step at a time like here ?

<source lang="python"> from pymol import cmd

def movit(selection="all"):

   """USAGE : movit <selection>
              The selection can now be translated/rotated
              with the following keyboard shortcuts:
              q,a : x translation
              w,s : y translation
              e,d : z translation
              r,f : x rotation
              t,g : y rotation
              y,h : z rotation
   """
   line="translate  ..→
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