I have checked with gmxcheck and velocities and forces are output in .trr. I
am playing template.c to try to learn more about GMX.
I read gmx_traj.c, but not quite understand.
Can you give me a example, for instance the flags to be set in template.c to
read the velcocities?
thank you
Qiang
On F
hi,
Short question: if I define energy group exclusions
between, say, group A and B - will members of group
A and B be completely invisible to each other, or
is simply their interaction energy not calculated or
recorded in the energy output?
long version: I'd like to set up a simulation in which
SLIM H.A. wrote:
Justin,
Thanks, I am not familiar with gromacs, where could I find specific
information about the differences between 4.0 and earlier versions.
The manual and the -h flag of every command work pretty well, along with release
notes:
http://www.gromacs.org/content/view/181/13
Dear Zgzhang,
I am interested in your answer to your own question since I asked basically
the same several months ago, could you explain it better?
Angel.
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En
nombre de Zhang Zhigang
Enviado el: jueves, 27 de noviembre de 2008 04:28 a.m.
Para:
I have fixed the bug reported by Daniel Seeliger in the case of two
similar defines on one line. The problem occurred because the second
define was a substring of the first define. This is in CVS for 4.0.3.
Cheers,
--
David van der Spoel, Ph.D., Professor of Biology
Molec. Biophys. group, Dept.
Hi,
>
> if i just use the topology of the sugar without the protein then the
> simulations starts but the atoms are not moving during the simulation. they
> are exactly at the same position in frame 1 and frame n. therefore had the
> idea to use the build-in x2top function. so i would be glad to g
SLIM H.A. wrote:
I have recenly built gromacs 4.0 using MPI, however grompp -h does not
include a -np option. Does this indicate that it actually was not built
for multiprocessor use?
No, it is simply not necessary to pre-process with -np anymore.
-Justin
Thanks
Henk Slim
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I have recenly built gromacs 4.0 using MPI, however grompp -h does not
include a -np option. Does this indicate that it actually was not built
for multiprocessor use?
Thanks
Henk Slim
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Bernhard Knapp wrote:
> Justin wrote:
It looks like your coordinate file is from
PRODRG; why not use PRODRG to generate a rough topology, and refine it according
to the ffG43a1 parameters?
The problem is that the sugar in in contact with a bigger protein complex and
the PRODRG server i
> Justin wrote:
It looks like your coordinate file is from
PRODRG; why not use PRODRG to generate a rough topology, and refine it according
to the ffG43a1 parameters?
The problem is that the sugar in in contact with a bigger protein complex and
the PRODRG server is not willing to accept mo
Hi,
Gromacs uses a more complicated, but also more efficient way to
determine the virial.
If you write your own program, I would the much simpler direct way
of just calculating r x f in all the force loops.
Gromacs 4.0 still always uses shift vectors, but in parallel the graph is not
used.
Berk
Hi,
The b and c box vectors can be such that they both have as x component
half the vector a x-length. Thus together they can cause a shift of 1 full
x length and thus you might need 2 shifts along x.
Berk
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Jenny Hsu wrote:
Hi all:
I have a problem with grompp
I want to making "POPC+protein" file
and I search the archieve and follow the process
1.run pdb2gmx for protein only
2.add below parameters into my topology file
#include "ffG53a6.itp"
#include "lipid.itp"
#include "popc.itp"
3.adjust the
Just as a note most analysis tools have a -noxvgr option to output the
results without any of the formatting information for grace.
Also I still think the easiest way to solve your problem is to just
initially use trjcat to concatenate your trajectory, then run the analysis
on this.
Tom
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Hi Qiang,
You'll have to check whether the frame contains velocities (fr.bV ==
TRUE) or forces (fr.bF == TRUE). Also make sure you set the flags
right to read velocities/forces. Check the source of g_traj or trjconv
for examples.
Cheers,
Tsjerk
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friendli wrote:
Dear all users,
A silly question:
I want to print out the velocities and forces in the trajectories using
template.c.
g_traj or gmxdump do that.
Mark
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Dear all users,
A silly question:
I want to print out the velocities and forces in the trajectories using
template.c.
In template.c, the coordinates of atom n is in fr.x[n][XX].
Reading the trx.h, i see the x,v and f are defined in the same way. So I
just change it to fr.v[n][XX] for velocit
Jenny Hsu wrote:
Hi Tsjerk:
One of my friends combines popc information into G53a6
that's why i try to use G53a6.
If its not working, which force field should i choose?
Have a look at some literature for simulations on systems similar to
yours. See what they do and form your own opinions.
Hi Tsjerk:
One of my friends combines popc information into G53a6
that's why i try to use G53a6.
If its not working, which force field should i choose?
Best regards,
Jenny
2008/11/28 Tsjerk Wassenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Jenny,
>
> The files lipid.itp/popc.itp contain references to atom typ
gt; > please let me know, and thanks a lot for your help
> >
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Hi Jenny,
The files lipid.itp/popc.itp contain references to atom types which
are not in the G53a6 force field; that combination just doesn't work.
lipid.itp/popc.itp were written to be used with another force field.
It's generally not a good idea to mix force fields.
Cheers,
Tsjerk
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