Rabab Toubar wrote:
Hi,

I am trying to reproduce some steps from a paper, the authors set position restraint to the protein (all-bonds) with a force constant of 1000 for 2ns.

Constraints and restraints are different things in Gromacs, so setting position restraints is done independently of constraining bond lengths.

http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Terminology/Constraints_and_Restraints

I edited the pr.md file where nsteps would result in 2 ns, and I searched the mailing list and knew that the force cons is 1000 by default if we define -DPOSRES My question is the run ended very quickly that doesn't seem 2ns for me. I apologize if it is a silly question but I have just strated using GMX
Thanks

Well, what does the log file say? What does gmxcheck tell you about your trajectory and/or energy files? I don't know what you mean by saying it "doesn't seem" like your trajectory is complete. GROMACS is known for begin fast :)

-Justin


Rabab Toubar



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