On 7/3/13 12:46 PM, juganta wrote:
Dear all,
I am a new user of GOMACS. My system contains Polymer and Water. I used
gromos53a6 force field and spc water model, it ran nicely.
But now I want to use TIP3P water model with the same force field
(gromos53a6), in that case, I am getting a error message from the 'grompp'
during energy minimization step - "Fatal error: Atomtype OWT3 not found".
From GMX users Forum I got some information to resolve this problem. Such
that, I added OWT3 at the bottom of the .atp file of the related force
field and also edited the nonbonded.itp file. But I couldn't get rid of such
kind of error.
It would be helpful to see what you actually did. The .atp file is only used by
pdb2gmx, so unless you're using pdb2gmx to make a water topology (usually not
the case), it has no effect. Editing ffnonbonded.itp is what you need to do,
but if the modification you made was correct, then there would not be a fatal error.
The bigger point to all of this is that Gromos96 force fields don't provide
native support for the TIP*P models because they weren't calibrated against
them. Gromos96 was balanced against SPC, so one could make the argument that
the water model is as much a part of the force field requirements as anything
else. Proceed carefully, and be prepared to defend your choices.
-Justin
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