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How to connect two atoms by a new bond?

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    Prokop
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    I'm trying to connect two carbon atoms by a bond ( make cyclo-hexane from hexane )
    The "bond tool" can only modify bond order of already existing bonds, not create new one (change molecular topology).

    I tried SAMSON for first half a hour after looking on tutorials.
    The editations features otherwise seems very nice, but I'm quite suprised I cannot find this feature.

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      DmitriyMarin
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      Hello @Prokop ,

      To connect two atoms with a bond, use the Add editor: press on the first atom and draw a bond to the second one and then release. Please see the gif below:
      0_1583572262919_Connecting with a bond.gif

      Dmitriy,
      The SAMSON Team, https://s-c.io

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