>> Gromacs do not use residue number or atom number,
OK! Thanks Nuno and Mark
regards,
On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 7:14 PM, Mark Abraham wrote:
> Try selecting residue 0 with editconf and see for yourself :-)
> On May 14, 2013 4:41 PM, "gromacs query" wrote:
>
> > Dear Nuno,
> >
> > I used gencon
Try selecting residue 0 with editconf and see for yourself :-)
On May 14, 2013 4:41 PM, "gromacs query" wrote:
> Dear Nuno,
>
> I used genconf -f del.gro -o del.g96
>
> Again it gives max of 9 then starts with 0; sample shown here
>
> del.g96
>
> 9 SOL OW332114 13.572541.9
I'm sorry. I get confused with residue number and atom number.
For the analysis and other Gromacs tools, you will need a index file.
Gromacs do not use residue number or atom number, so it's not a problem to
have two or more residues with the same residue number.
Nuno
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Dear Nuno,
I used genconf -f del.gro -o del.g96
Again it gives max of 9 then starts with 0; sample shown here
del.g96
9 SOL OW332114 13.572541.92599 13.545999527
9 SOL HW1 332115 13.4919996261.92746 13.60492
9 SOL HW2 332116 13.576
I'm guessing that you are using .gro file format.
That's a limitation of the file format. See
http://manual.gromacs.org/online/gro.html
If you really need different residue number for each residue, use .g96 file
format instead.
Cheers
Nuno Azoia
On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 3:08 PM, gromacs query w
Dear All,
I have a huge system and residue number goes beyond 9. So when I added
waters then residue number goes till 9SOL then again it starts from
0SOL. I tried genconf -renumber option but it does not help.
Though it can be done with small scripting, just want to know if it can be
done
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