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From: Michael Crowley <crowley@scripps.edu>
To: Richard Wood <rlw28@cornell.edu>
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Dear Richard,
The following will write a pdb of the current coordinates in
the MAIN coordinate vector.

open unit 1 write form name last.pdb
write coor pdb unit 1
close unit 1

Take a look at the doc for io (io.doc) for more about
what choices you have for the form of the output from
write coor.

Cheers,
Mike
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On Sat, 14 Sep 2002, Richard Wood wrote:

> Hi all
> 
> I should probably know this, but how can I save the coordinates from a
> single step of a CHARMM dynamics trajectory?  More specifically, I want
> to save the last frame of a 200000 step dynamics run.  I have used COOR
> DYNA and set the begin and stop values the same as in
> 
> OPEN READ UNIT 15 FILE NAME "newattestverlet24.5.dcd"
> COOR DYNA FIRSTU 15 NUNIT 1 BEGIN 200000 STOP 200000
> 
> This works, as it writes out a set of coordinates.  But is it really the
> frame that I wanted?  Or is there another way to do this?
> 
> Thanks to all in advance.
> 
> Richard
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Hello CCLers,

I'm trying to compute an energy surface by varying two distances: an internal
coordinate of a given molecule and one between the molecule and a chloride ion.
 I tried to set the two distances by editing the IC table (param, edit, build)
but I was unable to make CHARMM aware of the new coordinate set.  How do I fill
the internal coordinate arrays with data from ICs in each step of the double loop?


Thanks in advance,
Hannes.

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Does anyone know how to increase the number of the runs in ADT? I know
in regular Autodock3 one can change in "constant.h" and recompile it. But
where should I change in ADT? Thanks.

Q


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From: Venkataraman Kabaleeswaran <vkabale@uoft02.utoledo.edu>
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I am new user to autodock. I have difficulities in converting from pdb to 
mol2 ...to pdbqs. Finally I made those with long way, assumeing there
is some easy way to do that.

I have problem in making grid parameter file , while doing mkgpf3 lig.pdbq 
macro.pdbqs I got an error message " autogrid is too large"etc

Is there any easy way or script to convert the pdb files to autodock pbq or 
pdbqs etc......and also step by step way to dock the ligand by user friendly.


thanks in advance
venkataraman

