Updated NMW scripts |
These scripts were developed to mirror the previous NMW scripts.
converterCAOnly- will only take the C-alpha vectors. This will make VMD easily display a readable amount of information.
converterDipole- Will create a single atom at the position zero with the Dipole Derivative vector.
converterFull- Mirror of previous script, but with a fix for .pdb files with over 1000 atoms.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2016 - 00:34 |
Ryan Nyweide |
SS1010 motor controller & Howard 1-19-4100 stepper motor |
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Tuesday, July 7, 2015 - 11:30 |
Nigel Michki |
Optics Workbench: |
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Tuesday, June 6, 2017 - 15:47 |
Prof. Andrea Markelz |
Nigel Michki's Most Excellent Script for using NMWiz |
NMWiz is an awesome add in for VMD for quickly visualizing and animating modes. However the expected input files are from the Bahar group's ProDy program. Nigel Michki put together an excellent python script that converts charmm normal mode analysis output to the required format for NMWiz. We love it! Note because it is all atom, the animation is too slow, but the vector visualization is very useful. We hope to make a new script to reduce the vectors to just C-alphas. You will need to remove the .txt ending. This was appended by drupal.
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Monday, November 2, 2015 - 10:08 |
Prof. Andrea Markelz |
Lot's o' force field tutorial links |
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Monday, November 2, 2015 - 10:19 |
Prof. Andrea Markelz |
Binary compatibility issues |
From: http://pelican.rsvs.ulaval.ca/mediawiki/index.php/CHARMM_tips_and_tricks
If you encounter the message "Headers do not match", it may be caused by :
§ Using a different machine type (x86 vs AMD64)
§ Using a different compilation of CHARMM
Here is the solution :
From the machine which generate the (binary) trajectory file :
open unit 10 unform name merge.trj open unit 20 form name form_merge.trj DYNA FORM FIRST 10 OUTP 20
From the machine which will read this formatted trajectory
open unit 10 form name form_merge.trj open unit 20 unform name merge.trj DYNA UNFO INPUT 10 OUTP 20
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Thursday, November 5, 2015 - 11:17 |
Prof. Andrea Markelz |