here what I did ..
using pymol1- I loaded post and pre-processing object2- I aligned them
together3- I tried to get the transformation matrix with this commandprint
cmd.get_object_matrix("pre-processing object")and this step returns a 4*4
matrices(-0.017042629420757294, 0.6273888349533081, -0.7785196304321289,
-27.565351122804373, 0.15071848034858704, 0.7713475823402405,
0.6183096766471863, -142.13367787636093, 0.9884297847747803,
-0.1067996621131897, -0.10770488530397415, -81.02178268868633, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0,
1.0)I am not sure if this is the right way or not?and if it is right what
should I do in order to apply it to the post-processing object ? should I apply
it as it is or the inverse of it?
Thank you, Fedaa Ali
On Saturday, December 1, 2018, 5:59:37 PM GMT+2, Fedaa Nada via PyMOL-users
<pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
After optimizing the structure the coordinates transforms to another frame,
what I need to do is to transfer back to the original coordinates by getting
the transformation matrix when I tried to get this matrix using pymol, I got an
error and I can't figure out the problem because I am new to pymol.
please, could anyone help me how to get the transformation matrix?
Thank you Fedaa Ali _______________________________________________
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