Accidental Edits in SAMSON? Here’s a Quick Way Back

If you’ve ever spent hours building a molecular model only to make one accidental change that unravels your carefully constructed scene, you’re not alone. Molecular modeling often requires experimentation, and mistakes are a natural part of a creative scientific process.…

Making Molecular Objects Disappear (and Reappear) with Precision

In molecular modeling, clear communication is essential. Whether you’re presenting a mechanism to collaborators or preparing a visual for publication, controlling the visibility of molecules or molecular fragments at specific times can dramatically improve audience understanding. This is where the…

Creating Custom Molecular Interactions in SAMSON Without Coding

Being able to define and manipulate molecular interactions is essential when designing or analyzing molecular systems. From modeling hydrogen bonds to setting up protein–ligand docking environments, molecular modelers frequently need to go beyond visualization and directly interact with the system.…