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7.1 Creating Centroids
The centroid of a set of atoms can be created in two ways:
Method 1:
- Choose Calculate from the top-level menu and Centroids... from the pull-down menu. Hit New Centroid... in the resulting dialogue box.
- This opens the Centroid Properties dialogue box, which allows you to create the least-squares centroid of:
- A set of two or more atoms: switch on the Picked atoms button, click on the required atoms in the display, then hit OK.
- A ring system: switch on the Ring button, click on one atom in the required ring, then hit OK.
- A molecule or a set of molecules: switch on the Picked molecule button, click on one atom in each of the required molecules, then hit OK.
- All atoms in the display, all Non-hydrogen atoms in the display, or all Hydrogen atoms in the display.
- You can use the options in the bottom part of the Centroid Properties dialogue box to set display properties such as label and colour (see Section 7.4).
Method 2:
- Select two or more atoms (see Section 2.6.2).
- Right-click anywhere in the display-area background, select New from the pull-down menu and then Centroid in the next menu.
- The new centroid will appear. Its display properties (colour, label, etc.) can be edited if required (see Section 7.4).
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