Re: [Jmol-users] Read PyMol orientation into JMol

[Robert H. <ha...@st...>]

If Jmol can read the Pymol session file but you only want the orientation,
you can issue

show orientation

and inspect the two versions of that. Either can be used in a new session
of Jmol with just the protein.

If you are only interested in the rotation, not the zoom or center offset,
you can use

print quaternion()

after loading the PSE file into Jmol.

This will print the four value point that defines the current rotation.

Then you can use

rotate {... ... ... ...}

to go to that rotation in any situation.

Bob
(from Bilbao)