Hi, Everyone.
I always using pymol to prepare the pdb files for MD simulations. However, when I merge the extra small molecular (substrate optimized from the Gaussian09, mol2 formats) and the protein file (PDB formats) into the a single pdb, I found the atom order of substrate is not the same as the original mol2 files. It seems the pymol would put the the hydrogen atom after the heavy atom. It also rearrange the atom when convert the mol2 file to mol2 file when using the pymol. (The attachments, from the test1 to test2 by using pymol) However the rearrangement of the atom is not very convenient for the following actions. I wonder how to keep the original atom order when convert to other formats by using pymol. (I using PYMOL 1.7.0 in Ubuntu 14.04) Thanks very much. Chen
test2_from_pymol.pdb
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