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From: Kamps, M. (m.kamps_at_student.rug.nl)
Date: Mon Apr 24 2017 - 06:28:46 CDT
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Dear VMD users,
I cannot figure out how to make the following work:
I want to select all atoms within a certain distance of a group of
atoms, however, I want only a small section of that set.
For example, suppose I have a atom A, and I want to select all atoms
within 5 of that atom A, I simply enter:
within 5 of name A
However, now suppose I would like to see all atoms from 5 to 10 within
that atom A. Which means I want to select the set "within 10 of name
A", but I want to subtract "within 5 of name A" from this set. How can
I do this?
When I enter:
within 10 of name A and not within 5 of name A
I do not obtain the desired results.
Any ideas? Kind regards,
Mark
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