Hi,
I had a similar issue and my recollection is that it's a hardcoded limit in 
OpenBabel. Not sure how feasible would be to remove or extend this limit, but 
in the meantime I had to find workarounds to get the job done.

The best solution for me was to write a file parser to process a chain at the 
time. So far it worked fairly well.
Writing a single Mol2 output is not feasible with this method, but you could 
write a PDB by concatenating the single-chain outputs with minimum effort.

Hope this helps.

S

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From: Browning Nicholas John [nicholas.brown...@epfl.ch]
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 7:13 AM
To: openbabel-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc: Da Silva Perez Marta Andreia
Subject: [OpenBabel-Devel] Mol2 atom number restriction

Hi All,

It seems to me that there is a restriction on the number of atoms (~1000) OB 
can handle when using mol2 file format. I know this is also true for SMILES and 
InChI however this doesn't make much sense for mol2.

I currently do mutations/atom manipulations with large proteins with 
non-standard residues, so its a requirement that I load molecules with formally 
defined bonding. Loading with PDB leads to incorrect bonding when I attempt to 
dump out after modifications.

Can anyone offer any solutions?

Nick



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