MOV, MOVE

NAME
MOV, MOVE - define which object should be moved.

SYNOPSIS
MOV PLA
MOV STR
MOV ALL
MOVE PLANE
MOVE STRUCTURE
MOVE ALL

DESCRIPTION
This command defines which object should be moved when rotation and translation controls or commands are used. When a PDB file is read, a new structure is stored into program memory. A single plane is associated with each structure. By default, this plane is unvisible and movement controls are affecting both the structure and the associated plane. The command PLANE may be used to make the plane visible. In that case, it will be represented by an ellipse. One side of this ellipse will be colored blue and other side will be colored orange-red.

The command MOVE affects only the structure which is currently being handled (the structure which is "caught").

KEYWORDS
KEYWORD
(SHORT) 		KEYWORD
(LONG) 		DESCRIPTION
STR STRUCTURE Move structure leaving plane
at the current position.
PLA PLANE Move plane leaving structure
at the current position.
ALL ALL Move both structure and plane.

EXAMPLES
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
mov pla
Move the plane leaving the structure
at the current position.
mov all Move both plane and structure.

NOTES
(1) Plane is affected by rotation and translation controls and commands. Slab and color fading do not affect plane.

(2) Do not use two keywords with command MOVE. If you want to move both the structure and the associated plane use keyword ALL.

RELATED COMMANDS
PLANE is used to show or hide the plane associated with the molecular structure. CATCH is used to catch the specified structure.