It was discussed last year, here is a script from Paul:
https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa-jisc.exe?A2=COOT;d47f9b6a.2010
I got the same question, but regarding a different software, a couple
times recently. Such map alignment is used for visual comparison,
right?
> I know how to do it in
First - are they in the same spacegroup but on different origins? If that
is so it is very easy to first shift A to B (match molecule to reference,
then just recalculate structure factors and redo the maps..
But if they are in different cells/spacegroups
But when I tried map tools/ transform map
Hi all
I have two coordinates (A.pdb & B.pdb) along with their respective maps
(A.mtz, B.mtz).
I would like to superpose A with B.
Can somebody explain in detail how to achieve this in coot?
I know how to do it in pymol (
https://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Matrix_Copy)...then I export maps and pdbs
