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The Model Explorer window appears along the<br />

left side of the model.<br />

When you change an object property, the object<br />

icon changes to green. When you hide an object, the<br />

icon changes to red. Objects with default properties<br />

have a blue icon.<br />

hidden<br />

changed<br />

Creating Groups<br />

To view or change a property in a model:<br />

1. Select the object (fragment, group, or atom)<br />

you wish to change.<br />

TIP: To select multiple objects, use Shift+click if they<br />

are contiguous or Ctrl+click if they are not.<br />

2. Right-click, select the appropriate submenu,<br />

and choose a command.<br />

Some models, PDB proteins for example, have<br />

group information incorporated in the file. For<br />

other models you will need to define the groups. To<br />

do this in the Model Explorer:<br />

1. Holding down the Ctrl key, select the atoms in<br />

the group.<br />

2. Choose New Group from the Context-<br />

Sensitive menu.<br />

The group is created with the default name<br />

selected.<br />

3. Rename the group by typing a new name.<br />

Adding to Groups<br />

You can add lower level objects to an existing<br />

group, or combine groups to form new groups.<br />

<strong>ChemOffice</strong> 2005/Chem3D Inspecting Models • 109<br />

Working With the Model Explorer

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