It's
// translate [selected] X|Y|Z x.x [NM|ANGSTROMS]
// translate [selected] X|Y x.x%
For example
translate selected X 3.5 # angstroms assumed here
translate selected Y 50%
So the atoms that are moving must be the ones already selected.
I looked at the Jmol 11 code, where the command was introduced, and there
wasn't there; I have no idea where that option in the documentation comes
from. I've removed that from the documentation. It was supposed to just
read:
translateSelected
*Translates a specifed subset of atoms. All of the options for translate
<http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/index.htm?ver=14.4#translate> are
available for translateSelected, which then operate only on the currently
selected atoms. *
*Examples:* select molecule=1
translateSelected {0 0 1/1}
​BUT, what is there and is not documented is that you can do this:
translate {0 0 1/1} {atomno=3}
So just take out the "selected" there and you will be fine.
Bob
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