Read a molecule traiectory composed by molecular structures evolving along a set of time steps.
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Select the format of the sequence to be read. The available formats are:
- Kino
- Format used by the prof. Parrinello group.
- Multi PDB
- Every step is in the same file. Each step starts with a HEADER line and
ends with an END line.
- DCD
- The binary format produced by FMD. A traiectory is composed by two files: a
pdb file and a dcd file. The DCD format is common to CHARMm, XPlor, and NAMD.
- MultiFile PDB
- Every step is a separate PDB file. The filename contains a sequential number.
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Units |
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Measurement units used in the files. Currently the only format that uses
Bohrs is the Gaussian Cube, not yet available for trayectories. |
File name |
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The file name to be read or, for the MultiFile PDB format,
the first file in the sequence. |
DCD file name |
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The CDC file name to be read for the DCD format. This file
browser appears only if DCD format has been selected. |
Hydrogens |
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Enable Hydrogen atoms reading. |
H bonds |
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Enable computation of H bonds. |
Force Bonds Recomputation |
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Force bonds recomputation even if bonds definitions are already
present in the file |
Freeze bonds |
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Don't recompute bonds for every time step. |
Bonding Range Adjustment |
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Percentage of variation of the maximum distance between atoms to form a
bond. |
H Bonding Range Adjustment |
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Percentage of variation of the maximum distance between H and an
atom to form a bond. |
H Bond Max Distance |
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Maximum lenght of an H bond. |
H Bond Max Angle |
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Maximum angle HXY (in X__H..Y where .. is the H bond) to form an H bond. |
Loop |
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Cycle between the various steps. The first step is numbered 1 and the
total number of steps is automatically computed from the input file. |
An example of Kino format. First line: number of atoms, then a comment line, then atoms (symbol, x, y, z in
Angstrom). Optionally another columnn is read as "charge" in the molecule output.