[gmx-developers] tpr format
nmichaud at jhu.edu
nmichaud at jhu.edu
Thu Apr 20 20:26:52 CEST 2006
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, Xavier Periole wrote:
> nmichaud at jhu.edu wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >Is the tpr format documented anywhere (besides the source). I would like
> >to use gromacs' geometric analysis tools for a simulation I did with
> >NAMD. The trajectory I can convert from dcd to xtc, (is there also
> >
> >
> vmd 1.8.4 can write trajectory in trr format !!
I don't believe that VMD can write trajectories in trr format. I wrote
code to convert my dcds to the xtc format to save space.
>
> >documentation for the trr/trj format), but require either a tpr, tpb
> >or tpa (what is the difference between all these?) for most of the
> >analysis tools.
> >
> >
> For many of the analysis tools you can use a coordinate file, either gro
> or pdb file.
> To get a tpr file is quite easy from a pdb file if your system is a
> protein. Adding
> solvent would more problematic, but feasible.
>
> pdb2gmx -f file.pdb gives you a topol.tpr that you can use.
>
Ah, so I have to go through gromacs. The problem is my system is
coarse-grained and as a result i wanted to create the tpr file by
hand, since I don't have an itp file that describes my system.
Naveen
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