[gmx-users] gmx bundle

2016-01-31 Thread Felix W.-H. Weng
Dear all: I'm trying to calculate kinks within alpha helices using gmx bundle. I specify 4 Ca atoms from the helix top, bottom and kink separately in the index file. And, I've used the option -na 1. But I keep getting the results shown below. @title "Kink angles" @xaxis label "Time (ps)"

Re: [gmx-users] gmx bundle

2016-01-31 Thread Mark Abraham
Hi, That means the calculation failed somehow (e.g. you asked for a dihedral angle between four co-linear atoms, or divided by zero, or something like that) but we don't have any clues on why (at this stage). Mark On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 6:22 AM Felix W.-H. Weng wrote: > Dear all: > > I'm tryin

Re: [gmx-users] gmx bundle

2016-01-31 Thread m.monsefi93
i mean i can not find pdb file for peptides. On Mon, 02/01/2016 01:34 AM, Mark Abraham wrote: > Hi, > > That means the calculation failed somehow (e.g. you asked for a dihedral > angle between four co-linear atoms, or divided by zero, or something like > that) but we don't have any clues on why

[gmx-users] Gmx bundle regarding

2020-03-23 Thread RAHUL SURESH
Hi I have a 1000ns simulation of gpcr protein. The protein structure have 7 helix. 1. How will I calculate the tilt of each helix? 2. If it has to be done by generating the index file, what groups are meant to be added for index file? 3. What groups should be chosen when gmx bundle prompt to cho