Using the 3D Visualiser

Visualiser Basics

Rotating, Translating and Scaling

Changing Display Styles and Display of Hydrogen Atoms

Measuring Distances, Angles and Torsions

Labelling Atoms

Displaying Crystallographic Unit-Cell Contents

Highlighting Hit Fragments and Showing Results of Nonbonded Contact Searches

Displaying 3D Parameters and Objects

Saving Visualiser Images

Saving Visualiser Settings

 

The 3D visualiser will allow you to:

 

•	Rotate, translate and scale molecules (see Rotating, Translating and Scaling).

•	Select from a variety of display styles and specify whether hydrogen atoms are to be displayed (see Changing Display Styles and Display of Hydrogen Atoms).

•	Measure molecular geometry: distances, angles and torsions (see Measuring Distances, Angles and Torsions).

•	Label atoms (see Labelling Atoms).

•	Display crystallographic unit-cell contents (see Displaying Crystallographic Unit-Cell Contents).

•	Highlight the hit fragment and show the results of nonbonded contact searches (see Highlighting Hit Fragments and Showing Results of Nonbonded Contact Searches).

•	Display 3D parameters and objects (see Displaying 3D Parameters and Objects).

•	Write out images as .jpeg files (see Saving Visualiser Images).

•	Save your current visualiser settings for use in subsequent ConQuest sessions (see Saving Visualiser Settings).