[gmx-users] make index groups with make_ndx

2012-09-18 Thread reisingere
Hi everybody,
 I want to make two index groups for my protein. The first one should
contain the whole protein except of the residues :
TYR65, Pro6, Phe7, Tyr61, Arg64, Tyr80

I tried it with the arguments:
protein ! res 65 ! res 6 ! res 7 ! res 61 ! res 64 ! res 80
protein ! res 65 6 7 61 64 80

Both didn't work.

The other index group should only contain the residues:
TYR65, Pro6, Phe7, Tyr61, Arg64, Tyr80

Here I tried:
res 6  res 7  res 61  res 64  res 65  res 66

This worked.

So I don't understand why the negation of this command did not work in the
first index group.

Can you please help me?

Thank you,
 Eva

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Re: [gmx-users] make index groups with make_ndx

2012-09-18 Thread Peter C. Lai
The selections are boolean (like a search).

So to include both 6 and 7 you would use 6 | 7 (make the selection of 6 or 7)

so you probably want something like ! res65 | ! res 6 etc.


On 2012-09-18 10:56:14AM +0200, reising...@rostlab.informatik.tu-muenchen.de 
wrote:
 Hi everybody,
  I want to make two index groups for my protein. The first one should
 contain the whole protein except of the residues :
 TYR65, Pro6, Phe7, Tyr61, Arg64, Tyr80
 
 I tried it with the arguments:
 protein ! res 65 ! res 6 ! res 7 ! res 61 ! res 64 ! res 80
 protein ! res 65 6 7 61 64 80
 
 Both didn't work.
 
 The other index group should only contain the residues:
 TYR65, Pro6, Phe7, Tyr61, Arg64, Tyr80
 
 Here I tried:
 res 6  res 7  res 61  res 64  res 65  res 66
 
 This worked.
 
 So I don't understand why the negation of this command did not work in the
 first index group.
 
 Can you please help me?
 
 Thank you,
  Eva
 
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Re: [gmx-users] make index groups with make_ndx

2012-09-18 Thread reisingere
Thank you very much for your answer.
I managed it now to get the right index groups.

 The selections are boolean (like a search).

 So to include both 6 and 7 you would use 6 | 7 (make the selection of 6 or
 7)

 so you probably want something like ! res65 | ! res 6 etc.


 On 2012-09-18 10:56:14AM +0200,
 reising...@rostlab.informatik.tu-muenchen.de wrote:
 Hi everybody,
  I want to make two index groups for my protein. The first one should
 contain the whole protein except of the residues :
 TYR65, Pro6, Phe7, Tyr61, Arg64, Tyr80

 I tried it with the arguments:
 protein ! res 65 ! res 6 ! res 7 ! res 61 ! res 64 ! res 80
 protein ! res 65 6 7 61 64 80

 Both didn't work.

 The other index group should only contain the residues:
 TYR65, Pro6, Phe7, Tyr61, Arg64, Tyr80

 Here I tried:
 res 6  res 7  res 61  res 64  res 65  res 66

 This worked.

 So I don't understand why the negation of this command did not work in
 the
 first index group.

 Can you please help me?

 Thank you,
  Eva

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[gmx-users] make index

2012-06-27 Thread reisingere
Hi everybody,
I want to  make an index with make_ndx.

But when I just wanted to group SOL and CL   and   Protein and DPPC  it
tells me when I want to run grompp afterwards that there are some residues
not indexed.
I thought that that might be because the NA-ions are not grouped. But when
I want to group them together with the SOL and the CL with the command
14|15|17 and run grompp afterwards it tells me that the index SOL_Cl could
not be found. That is reasonable since my group is called: NA_CL_SOL
So my question is: how can I rename such a index group?

Bests, Eva

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Re: [gmx-users] make index

2012-06-27 Thread Justin A. Lemkul



On 6/27/12 11:08 AM, reising...@rostlab.informatik.tu-muenchen.de wrote:

Hi everybody,
I want to  make an index with make_ndx.

But when I just wanted to group SOL and CL   and   Protein and DPPC  it
tells me when I want to run grompp afterwards that there are some residues
not indexed.


Copying and pasting an error message is much more effective.  I could guess at 
what this error is, but seeing it would be more useful.



I thought that that might be because the NA-ions are not grouped. But when
I want to group them together with the SOL and the CL with the command
14|15|17 and run grompp afterwards it tells me that the index SOL_Cl could
not be found. That is reasonable since my group is called: NA_CL_SOL
So my question is: how can I rename such a index group?



The names specified in the .mdp file and .ndx files must match, so you can 
either change the names in the .mdp file (easiest), use a text editor to modify 
the name of the group in the .ndx file (same principle, probably a little more 
scrolling and/or find and replace), or use make_ndx to rename the groups (not 
very efficient in this case).


-Justin

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[gmx-users] make index group

2009-07-01 Thread Bing Bing
 Dear all,
I'm trying to perform order parameter analysis. I 've use :-
make_ndx_d -f xxx.tpr -o sn1.ndx

 15  a Cxx |...
q

i've got this error :-
Group 15 not exist.

I did not make index before I proceed with grompp for the mdrun, is it cause
by this?

thanks.

Regards,
bing
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Re: [gmx-users] make index group

2009-07-01 Thread Mark Abraham

Bing Bing wrote:

Dear all,
I'm trying to perform order parameter analysis. I 've use :-
make_ndx_d -f xxx.tpr -o sn1.ndx

  15  a Cxx |...
 q

i've got this error :-
Group 15 not exist.


So use a group that does exist. If you're copying an index group 
creation recipe from some tutorial, go back to that and understand what 
this step is designed to achieve, and then adjust it to suit your new 
context.


Mark
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Re: [gmx-users] make index group

2009-07-01 Thread Justin A. Lemkul



Mark Abraham wrote:

Bing Bing wrote:

Dear all,
I'm trying to perform order parameter analysis. I 've use :-
make_ndx_d -f xxx.tpr -o sn1.ndx

  15  a Cxx |...
 q

i've got this error :-
Group 15 not exist.


So use a group that does exist. If you're copying an index group 
creation recipe from some tutorial, go back to that and understand what 
this step is designed to achieve, and then adjust it to suit your new 
context.




In addition to Mark's advice, please see the wiki page for g_order; it explains 
exactly how to create the necessary index groups.  If you're merging groups on 
into one, as it appears you are, you're doing it wrong.


http://oldwiki.gromacs.org/index.php/g_order

-Justin

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