Re: [gmx-users] trjconv -pbc: how to keep all parts of the system clustered together in PDB?

2009-12-28 Thread Visvaldas K.
I thought I was sure -pbc cluster will work, but it doesn't :( trjconv get's 
stuck on an infinite loop while calculating center of mass.

In an index.ndx I created a new group which I called CLUSTER, as Mark suggested 
(I used make_ndx), then I ran trjconv:

trjconv -f 1Y2Elig_em.trr -s 1Y2Elig_em.tpr -o tmp.pdb -b 120 -e 125 -pbc 
cluster -n index.ndx

What I get is an infinite loop:

COM:2.784 1.968 3.409  iter = 1  Isq = 1840514.500
COM:4.175 5.905 3.409  iter = 2  Isq = 230100.828 
COM:2.784 1.968 3.409  iter = 3  Isq = 1840514.500
COM:4.175 5.905 3.409  iter = 4  Isq = 230100.828 
COM:2.784 1.968 3.409  iter = 5  Isq = 1840514.500
COM:4.175 5.905 3.409  iter = 6  Isq = 230100.828 
COM:2.784 1.968 3.409  iter = 7  Isq = 1840514.500
COM:4.175 5.905 3.409  iter = 8  Isq = 230100.828 
COM:2.784 1.968 3.409  iter = 9  Isq = 1840514.500
COM:4.175 5.905 3.409  iter = 10  Isq = 230100.828
...
which goes on forever...

What am I doing wrong? (Should I attach the files?)
Thank you for your time!
Vis


 Dear GROMACS users and gurus,
 
 I am sorry if it's a stupid question...I'm fairly new GROMACS, and something 
 is been driving me crazy.  I have a protein, two metal ions, and inhibitor in 
 my system. Somehow in some of the frames I can't keep all those pieces 
 clustered compactly for some postprocessing,  using trjconv for conversion 
 of trr/xtc into PDB format:
 
 -pbc mol option of trjconv: metal ions are far from the rest of the protein.
 -pbc nojump or -pbc whole: inhibitor far from the protein, metals are fine.
 -pbc atom or -pbc res: couple of residues are disattached from the protein; 
 metals and inhibitor are fine.
 -pbc cluster: doesn't work (irrelevant?)

-pbc cluster should work with a suitable index group of 
protein+metal+inhibitor - that's what it is for.

Once that's done, you may want to re-run trjconv to apply other effects. 
Two-pass processing is often necessary.

 Also -center and -boxcenter don't seem to help...
 Can anybody suggest some tricks? I used octahedral box for my runs.

don't seem to help also doesn't help. We can't guess what it was about 
your inputs and outputs that was contrary to your hopes :-)

Mark



  
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Re: [gmx-users] trjconv -pbc: how to keep all parts of the system clustered together in PDB?

2009-12-23 Thread Visvaldas K.
Thank you, Mark, for your tip, the indexing solution is perfect!
Regards,
Vis


--- On Tue, 12/22/09, Mark Abraham mark.abra...@anu.edu.au wrote:

 From: Mark Abraham mark.abra...@anu.edu.au
 Subject: Re: [gmx-users] trjconv -pbc: how to keep all parts of the system 
 clustered together in PDB?
 To: Discussion list for GROMACS users gmx-users@gromacs.org
 Date: Tuesday, December 22, 2009, 7:29 PM
 Visvaldas K. wrote:
  Dear GROMACS users and gurus,
  
  I am sorry if it's a stupid question...I'm fairly new
 GROMACS, and something is been driving me crazy.  I
 have a protein, two metal ions, and inhibitor in my system.
 Somehow in some of the frames I can't keep all those pieces
 clustered compactly for some postprocessing,  using
 trjconv for conversion of trr/xtc into PDB format:
  
  -pbc mol option of trjconv: metal ions are far from
 the rest of the protein.
  -pbc nojump or -pbc whole: inhibitor far from the
 protein, metals are fine.
  -pbc atom or -pbc res: couple of residues are
 disattached from the protein; metals and inhibitor are
 fine.
  -pbc cluster: doesn't work (irrelevant?)
 
 -pbc cluster should work with a suitable index group of
 protein+metal+inhibitor - that's what it is for.
 
 Once that's done, you may want to re-run trjconv to apply
 other effects. Two-pass processing is often necessary.
 
  Also -center and -boxcenter don't seem to help...
  Can anybody suggest some tricks? I used octahedral box
 for my runs.
 
 don't seem to help also doesn't help. We can't guess what
 it was about your inputs and outputs that was contrary to
 your hopes :-)
 
 Mark
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[gmx-users] trjconv -pbc: how to keep all parts of the system clustered together in PDB?

2009-12-22 Thread Visvaldas K.
Dear GROMACS users and gurus,

I am sorry if it's a stupid question...I'm fairly new GROMACS, and something is 
been driving me crazy.  I have a protein, two metal ions, and inhibitor in my 
system. Somehow in some of the frames I can't keep all those pieces clustered 
compactly for some postprocessing,  using trjconv for conversion of trr/xtc 
into PDB format:

-pbc mol option of trjconv: metal ions are far from the rest of the protein.
-pbc nojump or -pbc whole: inhibitor far from the protein, metals are fine.
-pbc atom or -pbc res: couple of residues are disattached from the protein; 
metals and inhibitor are fine.
-pbc cluster: doesn't work (irrelevant?)

Also -center and -boxcenter don't seem to help...
Can anybody suggest some tricks? I used octahedral box for my runs.
Sincerely,
Vis Kairys






  
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