On May 28, 2007, at 12:22 PM, Mauricio Carrillo Tripp wrote: > I think that when it comes to comparing molecular structures it > would be more > helpful to have an "align structures" option to see both (or more) > structures > aligned in the same applet rather than having each structure in its > own. There are fast > algorithms to do this and it shouldn't be hard to implement... just > my 2 cents. > (Now that I think of it, I might ask this as a request for future > versions ;) > in fact, mouse synch actually works well in conjunction with structural alignment; the two are not mutually exclusive. superimposing more than a few structures can be visually distracting in my experience (of course, this depends on your ultimate goal). I actually switched my interface from superimposed to side-by-side, to make it easier to compare multiple characteristics between structures.
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