Hi, I would like to make a clipped illustration of a peptide-ligand binding site, a "sliced-image" as it were, but because the binding site consists of several non-linear pockets, I can't visualize all in the same clipping view. Is there a way to make a non-planar section? Or a straightforward way of superposing several different clipping planes with a different level of transparency to visualize all pockets with the superposed peptide-ligand?
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