> However, calling:
>
> ff = OBForceField.FindForceField("MMFF94");
> returns null.
> Using OBPlugin.List("forcefields");
>
> returns: forcefields is not a recognized plugin type. Those with instances of
> sub-types loaded are:
If you are using one of the current 2.3.x versions, you will need to declare an
OBConversion object before trying to find plugins like forcefields. This is an
unintended consequence of our change to the library structure and will be fixed
in 2.4.
So conversion = OBConversion(); should solve your issue.
Hope that helps,
-Geoff
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