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Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 23:02:15 +1000
From: Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [gmx-users] 2 beginner?s questions
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Sampo Karkola
Oops, my bad.
Sampo
Check out these cool words by Mark Abraham:
Sampo Karkola wrote:
Hi,
also VMD is quite handy. You'll need pdb's for VMD, too.
Not true. VMD eats at least .gro, .g96, .trr and .xtc as well as .pdb
and a whole pile of others.
Mark
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Sampo Karkola wrote:
Hi,
also VMD is quite handy. You'll need pdb's for VMD, too.
Not true. VMD eats at least .gro, .g96, .trr and .xtc as well as .pdb
and a whole pile of others.
Mark
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Hi,
I like a lot "chimera" (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/) It doesn't
currently support gromacs trajectories, but it does support trajectories
exported to single or multiple pdb files. It's incredibly easy to learn
and use. You can depict your mole
Hi,
also VMD is quite handy. You'll need pdb's for VMD, too.
Check out these cool words by Gale, Ella:
You can also use pymol. To use it you have to convert your trajectory to
a .pdb using trjconv, but pymol is quite easy to use.
> I am just starting my first dynamics and wonder if you could
Title: RE: [gmx-users] 2 beginner´s questions
You can also use pymol. To use it you have to convert your trajectory to a .pdb using trjconv, but pymol is quite easy to use.
> I am just starting my first dynamics and wonder if you could help me with:
> 1. Want to use some graphical p
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Dear Gromacs community.
I am just starting my first dynamics and wonder if you could help me with:
1. Want to use some graphical program to see the atoms moving. Can I
use ngmx? What other programs are available?
You can use VMD, also.
2. This is the near the end
Dear Gromacs community.
I am just starting my first dynamics and wonder if you could help me with:
1. Want to use some graphical program to see the atoms moving. Can I use
ngmx? What other programs are available?
2. This is the near the end of my .top file in the final MD step:
#ifdef POSRES
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