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$Start_expansion takes precedence over $Start_translat, which in turn takes precedence over $Start_transform. Directives $Start_expansion and $Start_translat are applied when reading the geometry: therefore they imply no CPU penalty. Directive $Start_transform, instead, is applied at run-time and requires some additional CPU time. Directives can be nested. All the directives can be used in association with lattices. The "ROT-DEFIni" cards are used by the geometry directive to transform the coordinates of the bodies (not of the particles!). If a "-" sign is placed in front of the [ROT-DEFIni name or number] of the "$Start_transform" directive the inverse transformation is used instead