Dear Justin, 

I'm pretty sure my .gro file is valid, here is a direct copy and paste of the 
format of my .gro in the beginning:

star polymer
201
    1star    O4    1   0.000   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1        2   0.430   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1        3   0.860   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1        4   1.290   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1        5   1.720   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1        6   2.150   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1        7   2.580   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1        8   3.010   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1    9   3.440   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1   10   3.870   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       11   4.300   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       12   4.730   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       13   5.160   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1   14   5.590   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1   15   6.020   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       16   6.450   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       17   6.880   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       18   7.310   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       19   7.740   0.000   0.000
    1star        O1       20   8.170   0.000   0.000
...

and for the output .gro after editconf, here is what it shows (I don't know why 
the formats are kind of shifted, )

star polymer
  201
    1star    O4    1  11.921  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1      2  12.351  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1      3  12.781  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1      4  13.211  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1      5  13.641  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1      6  14.071  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1      7  14.501  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1      8  14.931  11.921  16.195
    1star    O1    9  15.361  11.921  16.195
    1star    O1   10  15.791  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1     11  16.221  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1     12  16.651  11.921  16.195
    1star   O1     13  17.081  11.921  16.195
    1star    O1   14  17.511  11.921  16.195
    1star    O1   15  17.941  11.921  16.195
...

Another reason why I think my .gro is valid is that when I editconf, it says: 
Read 201 atoms …blah blah blah.. , as it should I'm assuming if the .gro is 
valid? 

Please let me know, thank you. 

Xu Dong Huang
Chemical & Biochemical Engineering
Rutgers School of Engineering 
xudo...@eden.rutgers.edu 

On Dec 31, 2012, at 5:40 PM, Xu Dong Huang <xudo...@eden.rutgers.edu> wrote:

> Dear Justin,
> 
> (here is the picture of the molecule after editconf, note the negative x and 
> negative y axis is missing the rest of the beads that is suppose to be like 
> the positive x and positive y) 
> http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a571/X_huang1/ScreenShot2012-12-31at53618PM_zpse5f421f1.png
> 
> *Even though according to the .gro coordinates, those beads of 175 and up are 
> jumped, i don't see the relocated beads anyhow in this VMD viewing. I'm so 
> confused of what is happening. 
> 
> 
> Xu Dong Huang
> Chemical & Biochemical Engineering
> Rutgers School of Engineering 
> xudo...@eden.rutgers.edu 
> 
> On Dec 31, 2012, at 5:31 PM, Justin Lemkul <jalem...@vt.edu> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> 
>> On 12/31/12 4:53 PM, Xu Dong Huang wrote:
>>> Dear advanced gromacs users,
>>> 
>>> I have created an arbitrary molecule .gro file containing coordinates of my 
>>> martini-beads. basically, there are 50 beads sitting on each axis of (x,y, 
>>> -x and -y) forming like a cross. (Each bead with distance 0.43). However, 
>>> when I try to use editconf on my .gro file to generate a box (editconf -f 
>>> star.gro -o star_box.gro -c -d 1.0 -bt cubic) , it gives me back a new .gro 
>>> file with a bad molecule. In VMD viewing, I see that the negative axis part 
>>> of my molecules are cut off. Closer inspection shows the following for a 
>>> particular segment of the molecule coordinates:
>>> 
>>> **original .gro coordinates:
>>>    1star     O1     170   0.000  -8.170   0.000
>>>    1star     O1     171   0.000  -8.600   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     172   0.000  -9.030   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     173   0.000  -9.460   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     174   0.000  -9.890   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     175   0.000 -10.320   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     176   0.000 -10.750   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     177   0.000 -11.180   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     178   0.000 -11.610   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     179   0.000 -12.040   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     180   0.000 -12.470   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     181   0.000 -12.900   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     182   0.000 -13.330   0.000
>>>    2star     O2     183   0.000 -13.760   0.000
>>> *new .gro coordinates:
>>> 
>>> 1star      O1      169  12.421   4.681  16.695
>>>    1star      O1      170  12.421   4.251  16.695
>>>    1star      O1      171  12.421   3.821  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      172  12.421   3.391  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      173  12.421   2.961  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      174  12.421   2.531  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      175  12.421  22.741  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      176  12.421  23.171  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      177  12.421  23.601  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      178  12.421  24.031  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      179  12.421  24.461  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      180  12.421  24.891  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      181  12.421  25.321  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      182  12.421  25.751  16.695
>>>    2star      O2      183  12.421  26.181  16.695
>>> 
>>> Notice the jump on atom number 174 and 175, why is there a sudden 
>>> coordinate jump?
>>> All i can see in VMD is my negative axis part of the molecule beads are cut 
>>> off.
>>> 
>> 
>> editconf builds boxes from the coordinate origin so that there are never 
>> negative coordinates.  It should be able to deal with those coordinates, 
>> equally shifted, which it appears they were.  Can you provide images of 
>> what's going on?  I don't clearly understand what's wrong.  What do you mean 
>> by "cut off?" Nonexistent?  Incorrectly placed?
>> 
>> -Justin
>> 
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>> Research Scientist
>> Department of Biochemistry
>> Virginia Tech
>> Blacksburg, VA
>> jalemkul[at]vt.edu | (540) 231-9080
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