Jacob Harvey wrote:
Thanks for your help Justin. Looks like I am still having issues though. Now I get the error:

"Fatal error:
Residue 'IMD' not found in residue topology database"

I am trying to create a topolgy file using pdb2gmx with the OPLS-AA force field and I have added the following entry to the ffoplsaa.rtp file. Also I have added IMD to aminoacid.dat but I dont think that is necessary for running pdb2gmx. Any ideas where I'm going wrong?

Did you increase the number at the top of the aminoacids.dat file?
You may also need to add a record in the .hdb file (unless you have all hydrogen positions already). Finally you could try pdb2gmx -debug 1 and check the pdb2gmx.debug file for more information.

Jacob

[ IMD ]

 [ atoms ]
    NA    opls_557   -0.257     1
    CR    opls_558    0.275     1
    NB    opls_559   -0.563     1
    CV    opls_560    0.185     1
    CW    opls_561   -0.286     1
     H    opls_562    0.306     1
   HA1    opls_563    0.078     1
   HA2    opls_564    0.075     1
   HA3    opls_565    0.187     1
   CT1    opls_139    0.000     1
   CT2    opls_139    0.000     1
   CT3    opls_139    0.000     1
   CT4    opls_139    0.000     1
   HC1    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC2    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC3    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC4    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC5    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC6    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC7    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC8    opls_140    0.060     1
   HC9    opls_140    0.060     1
[ bonds ]
   CT1   HC1
   CT1   HC2
   CT1   HC3
   CT1   CT2
   CT2   HC4
   CT2   HC5
   CT2   CT3
   CT3   HC6
   CT3   HC7
   CT3   CT4
   CT4   HC8
   CT4   HC9
   CT4    CR
    CR    NB
    NB    CV
    CV   HA2
    CV    CW
    CW   HA3
    CW    NA
    NA     H
    NA    CR

On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 7:36 PM, Justin A. Lemkul <jalem...@vt.edu <mailto:jalem...@vt.edu>> wrote:



    Jacob Harvey wrote:

        Dear All,

        I am having issues editing a .rtp file (ffoplsaa.rtp to be
        exact). I want to create a new residue for my system so that I
        can generate a topology file using pdb2gmx. This is the code
        that I have added to the .rtp file:

        [ IMD ]
         [ atoms ]
         NA     opls_557    -.257    1
         CR     opls_558     .275    1
         NB     opls_559    -.563    1
         CV     opls_560     .185    1
         CW     opls_561    -.286    1
         H     opls_562     .306    1
        HA1     opls_563     .078    1
        HA2     opls_564     .075    1
        HA3     opls_565     .187    1
        CT1     opls_139     .000    1
        CT2     opls_139     .000    1
        CT3     opls_139     .000    1
        CT4     opls_139     .000    1
        HC1     opls_140     .060    1
        HC2     opls_140     .060    1
        HC3     opls_140     .060    1
        HC4     opls_140     .060    1
        HC5     opls_140     .060    1
        HC6     opls_140     .060    1
        HC7     opls_140     .060    1
        HC8     opls_140     .060    1
        HC9     opls_140     .060    1

         [ bonds ]
        CT1   HC1
        CT1   HC2
        CT1   HC3
        CT1   CT2
        CT2   HC4
        CT2   HC5
        CT2   CT3
        CT3   HC6
        CT3   HC7
        CT3   CT4
        CT4   HC8
        CT4   HC9
        CT4    CR
         CR    NB
         NB    CV
         CV    HA2
         CV    CW
         CW    HA3
         CW    NA
         NA     H
         NA    CR

        And this is my pdb file (at least a portion of it):

        ATOM    1  CT1  IMD      1      -4.438   3.334   2.988
        ATOM    2  CT1  IMD      2       0.588   3.313   0.517
        ATOM    3  CT1  IMD      3       5.476   3.310  -2.216
        ATOM    4  HC1  IMD      1      -4.134   2.590   3.731
        ATOM    5  HC2  IMD      1      -5.525   3.438   3.047
        ATOM    6  HC3  IMD      1      -3.996   4.291   3.276
        ATOM    7  HC1  IMD      2       1.480   3.111   1.117
        ATOM    8  HC2  IMD      2      -0.266   3.349   1.200
        ATOM    9  HC3  IMD      2       0.702   4.307   0.076
        ATOM   10  HC1  IMD      3       6.375   3.525  -1.633
        ATOM   11  HC2  IMD      3       4.648   3.862  -1.761
        ATOM   12  HC3  IMD      3       5.628   3.709  -3.223
        ATOM   13  CT2  IMD      1      -3.996   2.922   1.581
        ATOM   14  HC4  IMD      1      -2.902   2.862   1.545
        ATOM   15  HC5  IMD      1      -4.281   3.703   0.865
        ATOM   16  CT2  IMD      2       0.394   2.242  -0.557
        ATOM   17  HC4  IMD      2      -0.485   2.486  -1.167
        ATOM   18  HC5  IMD      2       1.250   2.252  -1.242
        ATOM   19  CT2  IMD      3       5.188   1.805  -2.247
        ATOM   20  HC4  IMD      3       6.018   1.286  -2.742
        ATOM   21  HC5  IMD      3       4.300   1.615  -2.864
        ATOM   22  CT3  IMD      1      -4.587   1.582   1.127
        ATOM   23  HC6  IMD      1      -5.682   1.638   1.161


        However when I run the code "pdb2gmx -f filename.pdb" I get the
        following error:

        "Fatal error:
        Residue 'MD' not found in residue topology database"

        Whats wrong with the way I edited the .rtp file? And why is
        pdb2gmx only recognizing the first two letter of the residue
        (why wouldn't it say "Residue IMD" because thats what I named it
        in the PDB file)? Thanks in advance for the help.


    It looks like you're off by a space in the format of your .pdb file,
    so pdb2gmx is not seeing the initial "I"; I posted the link to the
    PDB format guide the other day; have another look and see where you
    may have gone wrong.

    -Justin

        Jacob Harvey

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