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From: Mark Cunningham (cunningham_at_utpa.edu)
Date: Sun Mar 14 2010 - 14:45:21 CDT
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We are conducting some IMD simulations with a Phantom Omni and
I have noticed that the position output of the Omni seems to be mapped
to the internal XYZ coordinates of VMD. I have positioned the protein
and its substrates into a configuration in which things are more readily
visible, which results in a display in which the internal XYZ is
rotated.
It is difficult to manipulate the Omni because physical up<->down may
correspond to in<->out or left<->right (or some combination thereof) in
the virtual device on the screen.
Is there a mechanism to allow the virtual device to follow the external
XYZ coordinates and not interpret them as internal XYZ? This would,
I believe, simplify the interface for the operator: up<->down motion of
the
haptic device results in up<->down motion of the virtual device.
Secondly, is there a means for forcing an intramolecular dihedral
rotation
with IMD? I can do so with tclForces but have observed that the rotate
tool forces the entire molecule or selection to rotate.
Thanks for your help,
Mark
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