As the directionality, and hence cooperativity, of the motors in this small pore structure can effect the transport properties of the confined fluid we examined different combinations of rotation and their effect on the directionality of the diffusion in the small pore, for both orientations of the motor. Please note the frequencies of rotation are aligned, here we only investigate the direction. We considered six different cases: fixed rotors, non-directional rotors and the four combinations of clockwise or anti clockwise rotation. We label the direction of rotation by the sign of the bias torque (Fig. ). The alignment of azimuthal motors with the pore walls shows no distinct direction of diffusivity, with the average displacement close to centre, around 0 𝜎. This indicates equal diffusion in either direction of the one-dimensional pore. Notably, this is not affected by different combinations of rotation by the motors. The altitudinal motors, however, exhibit important dependence on the set rotation of the motors. If the rotors have no rotation (fixed), non-directional rotation or aligned rotation the LJ fluid is observed to show no directional preference.