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- .lsq_integer
- 1 Defines a distance cutoff limit for Lsq_improve,
default of 38 corresponds to 3.8Å.
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- 2 Defines smallest fragment size for Lsq_improve,
default 3.
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- 3 Defines the colour code of the vector between paired
atoms, default red.
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Each transformation saved by the program creates 4 data blocks. If the
user saved a transformation under the name rbp_to_p2,
then the following would be created:
.lsq_rt_rbp_to_p2 : the transformation matrix, stored columnwise,
as the following 12 real numbers:
x = R(1)x + R(4)y + R(7)z + R(10)
y = R(2)x + R(5)y + R(8)z + R(11)
z = R(3x + R(6)y + R(9)z + R(12)
This data block can be used to specify operators that are applied to 3-D
objects such as maps (command Rot_tran_obj), objects (command
Lsq_obj) or molecular coordinates (command Lsq_mol).
- .lsq_mm_rbp_to_p2: Holds the names of the two molecules
being compared.
- .lsq_mn_rbp_to_p2: Holds the paired set of atoms from
each molecule.
- .lsq_vp_rbp_to_p2: A description of the vectors between
paired atoms in the O graphics object descriptor language.
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