Hi All

I'm trying to measure some dipole moments in VMD using "measure dipole", but am 
having trouble with the .psf file format. I'm not sure that the conversion tool 
[top2psf] is coping with the .top file and its three .itn include files. I have 
tried numerous work around's for include files [by pulling them out into the 
.top file], but I cannot seem to find a way to get the .psf, .gro and .xtc 
formats all loaded correctly into VMD. Native conversion of the .top [includes 
extracted] into .psf doesn't work and nor does converting each .itp file 
individually and concatenating.

The biggest hurdle is finding a suitable script for how I should format the 
.psf file, for example I have lipids and a solvent. Do I have to describe each 
and everyone of the lipids in the system and the same question to the solvent. 
Apologies for the ask, but I could find nothing other than quite simple 
molecules with no solvent as examples for .psf.

Best wishes and thanks


Brett

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Hi All

I'm trying to measure some dipole moments in VMD using "measure dipole", but am 
having trouble with the .psf file format. I'm not sure that the conversion tool 
[top2psf] is coping with the .top file and its three .itn include files. I have 
tried numerous work around's for include files [by pulling them out into the 
.top file], but I cannot seem to find a way to get the .psf, .gro and .xtc 
formats all loaded correctly into VMD. Native conversion of the .top [includes 
extracted] into .psf doesn't work and nor does converting each .itp file 
individually and concatenating.

The biggest hurdle is finding a suitable script for how I should format the 
.psf file, for example I have lipids and a solvent. Do I have to describe each 
and everyone of the lipids in the system and the same question to the solvent. 
Apologies for the ask, but I could find nothing other than quite simple 
molecules with no solvent as examples for .psf.

Best wishes and thanks


Brett

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