Anil Kumar wrote:
Dear David,
Thanks for your concern.
i am using g_hbond (After vacuum md, just for one step)
Command with options is
g_hbond -f *.pdb -s *.tpr -num *_num.xvg -hx *_hbhelix.xvg
and when i compare the result of v 3.3.1 and v 3.14, i found there is
difference in *_hbhelix.xvg.
Dear David,
Thanks for your concern.
i am using g_hbond (After vacuum md, just for one step)
Command with options is
g_hbond -f *.pdb -s *.tpr -num *_num.xvg -hx *_hbhelix.xvg
and when i compare the result of v 3.3.1 and v 3.14, i found there is
difference in *_hbhelix.xvg.
Even for standard
Anil Kumar wrote:
Dear All,
I found there is some problem with version 3.3 to g_hbond command. Earlier
i was using version 3.14, and when i was using g_hbond(v3.14) i found
correct distribution of hydrogen bond pattern (i.e., n-n+1,n-n+2, n-n+3 so
on).
But when i use g_hbond (v3.3) then i found
Dear All,
I found there is some problem with version 3.3 to g_hbond command. Earlier
i was using version 3.14, and when i was using g_hbond(v3.14) i found
correct distribution of hydrogen bond pattern (i.e., n-n+1,n-n+2, n-n+3 so
on).
But when i use g_hbond (v3.3) then i found it only gives hydro
Dear All,
I found there is some problem with version 3.3 to g_hbond command. Earlier
i was using version 3.14, and when i was using g_hbond(v3.14) i found
correct distribution of hydrogen bond pattern (i.e., n-n+1,n-n+2, n-n+3 so
on).
But when i use g_hbond (v3.3) then i found it only gives hydro
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