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Help wanted: Using lipid_elastic_properties and align_trajectory with Martini output #2

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nambiarnik opened this issue May 6, 2020 · 3 comments

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@nambiarnik
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I wanted help in converting the gromacs output files for Martini systems to get the .dcd and .pdb files needed for these modules. I was able to run the example scripts (hex_phase) in ost by importing the module, but all my attempts at using a converted trajectory .dcd file is giving me errors. Could you give me any insight on how this could be run.

@reneejiang
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reneejiang commented May 6, 2020 via email

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njohner commented May 8, 2020

This is too little information if you want help.

  • What error did you get? what is the traceback?
  • How did you do the conversion from gromacs?
  • What does your pdb? Could you load your converted PDB and DCD in some visualization software like VMD? did it look OK, or did something go wrong with the conversion?

From the top of my head (I don't work in the field anymore since several years), I think for example that the masses are needed in the PDB file. Are they present?

@marleysamways
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I may have run into a similar issue recently, which turned out to be caused by the simulation cell angles not being read in correctly from the DCD. I resolved this by converting the XTC->DCD using mdtraj, and then it seemed to work, if that's any help...

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