the PyMol 'align' function is pretty powerful and doesn't care about numbering so long as there is enough sequence homology between the models to start the alignment process.

 
On 15 May 2006, at 10:00, Phil Evans wrote:

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Is there a program somewhere which will give me the best symmetry
operation to superimpose two molecules? I'm trying to compare
different autobuilds where the different programs have built different
asymmetric units (sometimes for different fragments). The residues
numbering is random of course.

I've tried 

Coot, but the writing out of symmetry-related coordinates
is currently broken, 

ccp4mg  but I don't seem to be able to get symmetry-related neighbours
of molecule 1 (say) around the position of molecule 2, only around its
own position

any suggestions?

Phil


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