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POS, POSITION
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POS, POSITION
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NAME
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POS, POSITION - move the origin of the internal coordinate system to the
specified position.
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SYNOPSIS
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POS x y z
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POSITION x y z
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DESCRIPTION
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An internal coordinate system is assigned to each structure. The command POS
(POSITION) sets the position of this origin. Three coordinates (x, y and z)
should be specified.
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Initially, the position of geometric center is used as the internal system
origin for each structure. When loaded, this origin is set into the point
(0, 0, 0).
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RELATED COMMANDS
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CEN (center) redefines the internal system origin. MOV (MOVE) chooses the
object which should be moved (structure, plane, membrane or all).
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