Nilesh Dhumal wrote:
Tsjerk,
When I open di.pdb (output file) in VMD. I see all CL are repalced by C.
I can't go to next step. What information do you want more. I checked the
format of pdb file again. Its looks dioxin.pdb is ok. After running
pdb2gmx, the di.pdb output file don't have any CL
Tsjerk,
When I open di.pdb (output file) in VMD. I see all CL are repalced by C.
I can't go to next step. What information do you want more. I checked the
format of pdb file again. Its looks dioxin.pdb is ok. After running
pdb2gmx, the di.pdb output file don't have any CL atom. Hopes you get me
n
Oops, there's an .rtp entry. Shame on me :$
Maybe a good idea though to post the output of pdb2gmx.
Cheers,
Tsjerk
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Tsjerk Wassenaar wrote:
> Justin,
>
>> What is the problem? It looks like you got everything to work, but the .pdb
>> file you've posted is misfor
Justin,
> What is the problem? It looks like you got everything to work, but the .pdb
> file you've posted is misformatted on the CL lines:
>
> ATOM 14 C14 PCD 1 -2.372 -1.395 0.000 1.00 0.00
> C
> ATOM 15 CL1 PCD 1 5.070 1.618 -0.001 1.00 0.00
> CL
>
> Not
Nilesh Dhumal wrote:
here is all information. I attached 2 attachment to my privious mail. It
looks 2nd didn't come. Sorry. Here I am giving details.
I am using opls force field . I added "PCD" as residue name in
aminoacid.dat file.
pdb2gmx -f dioxin.pdb -o di.pdb -p di.top -ter
i have atta
here is all information. I attached 2 attachment to my privious mail. It
looks 2nd didn't come. Sorry. Here I am giving details.
I am using opls force field . I added "PCD" as residue name in
aminoacid.dat file.
pdb2gmx -f dioxin.pdb -o di.pdb -p di.top -ter
i have attached input:dioxin.pdb, ou
Nilesh Dhumal wrote:
this is the command,
pdb2gmx -f dioxin.pdb -o di.pdb -p di.top -ter
Here I have attached the dioxin.pdb file.
IN di.pbd there is no CL atoms.
I asked for your inputs and outputs. You haven't told me which
forcefield you input or anything about what pdb2gmx wrote as outp
2009/11/17 Nilesh Dhumal
> this is the command,
>
> pdb2gmx -f dioxin.pdb -o di.pdb -p di.top -ter
>
> Here I have attached the dioxin.pdb file.
>
Check your dioxing.pdb.. there might be formatting issues. It might happen
the due to bad format of the pdb file, your 'L' is somehow removed from
'C
this is the command,
pdb2gmx -f dioxin.pdb -o di.pdb -p di.top -ter
Here I have attached the dioxin.pdb file.
IN di.pbd there is no CL atoms.
NIleshREMARK Accelrys Discovery Studio PDB file
REMARK Created: Sat Nov 14 17:45:28 Eastern Standard Time 2009
ATOM 1 O1 PCD 1 0.000
Nilesh Dhumal wrote:
Hello,
My system is having chlorin atoms. Duing pdb2gmx it treat Chlorne atoms as
carbon.
Can you tell me where is the problem. Is there any prblem in my pdb file
The problem could be in any number of places, and you've not told us
enough about your simulation system, comm
Nilesh
The atom type C is for Carbon and for chlorine is Cl. So, substitute
Chlorine's atom type with Cl.
Chandan
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 9:04 AM, Nilesh Dhumal wrote:
> Hello,
> My system is having chlorin atoms. Duing pdb2gmx it treat Chlorne atoms as
> carbon.
> Can you tell me where is the
Hello,
My system is having chlorin atoms. Duing pdb2gmx it treat Chlorne atoms as
carbon.
Can you tell me where is the problem. Is there any prblem in my pdb file
Nilesh
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