Thanks Bob,
I also found "isosurface ROTATE 1 2 3 4" rotates just the surface. The values
of 1 2 3 4 would need to be found experimentally.
All the best
Nick
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You certainly should be able to move the model with
translateSelected
rotateSelected
or with
set dragselected
set allowrotateselected
and then dragging the model with alt-left or alt-shift-left
Bob
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