When creating molecular animations for presentations or publications, molecular modelers often face the challenge of showing molecular structures gradually vanish—without making it look abrupt or confusing for the audience. While the classic ‘Hide’ effect can switch off visibility instantly, sometimes…
When exploring protein function or designing ligands, it’s often essential to compare specific functional regions, rather than entire protein structures. This is especially true in structure-based drug discovery, homology modeling, and evolutionary studies, where conserved motifs might be hidden among…
When working on multi-component molecular systems—such as protein-ligand complexes, nanostructures, or assembling ligand libraries—being able to precisely align and position structures is essential. But manual alignment can be both time-consuming and error-prone, especially when scaling operations or ensuring consistency across…
