Hi All,
 
There are some questions to which I could not find the answer by myself :
 
1)  I can select till 4 atoms by mouse (Ctrl+M_Click) from a surface.But I will 
be interested in moving them - as a group - to another place (i.e. changing 
their coordinates). How can I do this with the mouse and Ctrl/Shift keys ?
 
2) I would be interested to select more than 4 atoms from a surface.
  Take for ex.  the following pdb file :
 
HETATM    6  H00 NON A   1      12.457  10.370   5.554  1.00  0.00            H
HETATM    7  H00 NON A   1      12.457   0.837   5.554  1.00  0.00             H
HETATM    8  H00 NON A   1      15.209   5.603   5.554  1.00  0.00             H
HETATM    9  H00 NON A   1      17.961  10.370   5.554  1.00  0.00            H
HETATM   10 Au00 NON A   1       8.240   4.758   0.045  1.00  0.00            Au
HETATM   11 Au00 NON A   1      10.993   9.524   0.045  1.00  0.00           Au
HETATM   12 Au00 NON A   1      13.745  14.291   0.045  1.00  0.00          Au
HETATM   13 Au00 NON A   1      13.745   4.758   0.045  1.00  0.00           Au
HETATM   14 Au00 NON A   1      16.497   9.524   0.045  1.00  0.00           Au
HETATM   15 Au00 NON A   1      19.249  14.291   0.045  1.00  0.00          Au
HETATM   16 Au00 NON A   1      19.249   4.758   0.045  1.00  0.00           Au
HETATM   17 Au00 NON A   1      22.001   9.524   0.045  1.00  0.00           Au
HETATM   18 Au00 NON A   1      24.753  14.291   0.045  1.00  0.00          Au
HETATM   19 Au00 NON A   1       5.465   4.748   0.058  1.00  0.00           Au
HETATM   20 Au00 NON A   1       8.217   9.515   0.058  1.00  0.00           Au

 
I can not build a selection based on residue name or residue number (it is 1 
for the entire file).
I can however have a selection based on the residue id
 
select myselect, id 7+14+15+16+18+19
 
My question is : having in face the surface how do I know what is the residue 
id of an atom ?
Ctrl+L/M/R_Click display only : You clicked /ex//A/NON`1/Au00 .
Nothing about id or atom coordinates which are the only unique in my case.
 I am working with  PyMol v 0.97 on a Windows XP system 
 
 
Thanks for any help,
Ed
 

 


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