2007/4/5, David van der Spoel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Ryogo Sugitani wrote:
> David,
>
> How about adding [ nonbond_params ] in your ff???nb.itp file
> as shown in p.88 of the user's manual?
> I believe it will override the default vdw interaction for that
> particula
David,
How about adding [ nonbond_params ] in your ff???nb.itp file
as shown in p.88 of the user's manual?
I believe it will override the default vdw interaction for that
particular atom-type pair.
(Assuming you want to use combination rule #1 just for that atom-type pair)
If I miss your point,
Thanks for your reply,
>>Chris
The test I ran was just rotating a side chain of an amino acid residue
over one of its dihedral angle 360 degrees with dihre_fc = 8000.
I originally thought fc = 8000kJ/mol unit^2 would give fluctuation of
about the half the unit size since I use fc = 8000kJ/mol nm
Hello,
I have a quick question on dihedral restraints.
What is the unit of dihre_fc in .mdp file?
(It's not on the User's manual)
> Add this to your .mdp
> ;dihedral restraints
> dihre = simple
> dihre_fc= 100 ; or whatever value you desire
> dihre_tau =
Justin,
What is your fudgeQQ value in ffamberXX.itp?
This value (I think the default is 0.8333) should be the reciprocal of
scaling factor used in Amber's input file (I think the default is 1.200).
Check amber's manual specific parameter name for it. (I don't remember off my
head right now.)
Be
Hi,
I think you have to make this line
HIS NE2 1 ZIH ZN 1 0.25HISZZIH
as
HIS NE2 1 ZIH ZN 3 0.25HISZZIH
because zinc needs to make 3 special bonds.
Also check NE2-Zn distances are all within 10% of 0.25
(Assuming you've alr
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