[BioPython] transformation and PDBIO
Thomas Hamelryck
thamelry at binf.ku.dk
Tue Jun 22 04:42:13 EDT 2004
On Tuesday 22 June 2004 10:05, Hua Wong wrote:
> Tried atom.transform(90,0)
atom.transform expects a right multiplying rotation matrix (3x3
Numpy array) and a translation vector (size 3 Numpy array).
> For example, how to tell him to do a rotation on one axis only?
> A 90° degree rotation on X for example?
Use the Vector module. The rotmat function calculates
a rotation matrix based on an axis and an angle.
rotation_90_around_X=rotmat(pi/2.0, Vector(1,0,0))
translation=array((1,0,0), 'f')
atom.transform(rotation_90_around_X, translation)
> Second part of my question is more PDBIO specific.
> I want to save only the part I modified...
That's explained in the FAQ:
http://www.biopython.org/docs/cookbook/biopdb_faq.pdf
Basically, you need to make a subclass of the Select class,
and then use PDBIO.
Cheers,
-Thomas
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