That is exceedingly clever of James to have figured that out.. Programs like scalepack2mtz and truncate simply convert the input files and preserve the same order and indices - for some people this seemed a GOOD THING. If you follow TRUNCATE by a FreeR assignment task, which I presumes is the norm, then the input data IS sorted, and converted to the standard asymmetric unit. Eleanor Dodson
On 18 June 2012 14:28, Eleanor Dodson <eleanor.dod...@york.ac.uk> wrote: > Well - I guess you need to check the input mtz file. > do mtzdmo this.mtz and check that the columns you have selected are > present and have non-zero values. You need a FOM there. > Eleanor > > > On 14 Jun 2012, at 12:58, Appu kumar wrote: > > > Hello Dear all > > I am trying running dm (density > modification) programe for density modification, but it giving error > complaining about density map. It says, dm: (WFO) No density in map! > Check input FOM present and nonzero. > > > > Please suggest me how to overcome this problem. I am density > modification with SAD data , but dm giving error. Your help will be much > appreciated. > > Thank you > > Appu > >
