mohsen ramezanpour wrote:
Dear Dr.Justin

Thank you for your complete explanation.
Please let me discribe  where is NPT.cpt  comes from:

Before doing Pulling step,I did an NPT step (as your tutorial) to generate NPT ensemble.
the outputs of this step were NPT.cpt,  NPT.gro and NPT.enr and ...

Then I used NPT.gro for Pulling step to generate config0.gro and ...

After this step I used the NPT.cpt and config0.gro and .... to generate umbrella0.tpr with grompp.
I think it is obvious now ,where is  NPT.cpt  come from!

I think my mistake is as you noted.I didn't use any -t option in grompp,Then I lost the information for npt ensemble.

What do you think

The pre-SMD NPT ensemble has nothing to do with any of the configurations generated during SMD. The coordinates and ensemble information in NPT.cpt reflect the position-restrained system prior to the application of the steering force.

You should not use this NPT.cpt file for anything after SMD. I explained an appropriate workflow in my last message.

-Justin

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Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
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