Hi,

Looking at the code for gen3d the force field seems to be hard coded so you 
would have to go to obgen.

Kind regards,
Fredrik

8 maj 2014 kl. 10:26 skrev alchemist <alchemist...@abv.bg>:

> I am using openbabel 2.3.1 under 64-bit windows 7.
> As far as I understood from an  old topic
> <http://forums.openbabel.org/what-does-gen3d-do-under-the-hood-td3397296.html>
>   
> --gen3d use MMFF94 force field. Am I correct? If so, I was just wondering is
> it possible to change the forcefield or I have to use obgen application
> instead? 
> 
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