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===DESCRIPTION===
=DESCRIPTION=
'''unbond''' removes all bonds between two selections.
'''unbond''' removes all bonds between two selections.


===USAGE===
<gallery>
unbond atom1,atom2
Image:Unbond1.png|Atoms bound normally, but not the representation we want.
Image:Unbond2.png|Atoms unboud with the unbound command.
</gallery>
=USAGE=
<source lang="python">
unbond atom1,atom2
</source>


===PYMOL API===
=PYMOL API=
<source lang="python">
<source lang="python">
cmd.unbond(selection atom1="(pk1)",selection atom2="(pk2)")
cmd.unbond(selection atom1="(pk1)",selection atom2="(pk2)")
</source>
</source>


===SEE ALSO===
= Example =
<source lang="python">
# remove all bonds in residue 999 to residue 999
# this command was used in the examples above in PDB ID 1ACO.
unbond i. 999, i. 999
</source>
 
=SEE ALSO=
[[Bond]], [[Fuse]], [[Remove_picked]], [[Attach]], [[Detach]], [[Replace]]
[[Bond]], [[Fuse]], [[Remove_picked]], [[Attach]], [[Detach]], [[Replace]]


[[Category:Commands|unbond]]
[[Category:Commands|unbond]]

Revision as of 15:54, 11 September 2008

DESCRIPTION

unbond removes all bonds between two selections.

USAGE

unbond atom1,atom2

PYMOL API

cmd.unbond(selection atom1="(pk1)",selection atom2="(pk2)")

Example

# remove all bonds in residue 999 to residue 999
# this command was used in the examples above in PDB ID 1ACO.
unbond i. 999, i. 999

SEE ALSO

Bond, Fuse, Remove_picked, Attach, Detach, Replace