Hej Maria,

Coot uses by default libcheck to generate the restraints from smiles strings. It appears that there is a bug in libcheck which does not give an ideally regularised structure (trapped in a local mninimum). The restraints seem to be correct however. Deleting the hydrogens and doing a refinement/regularization will result in an undistorted structure (so does moving of the distorted hydrogens in Coot).

B

We have problems with generating structures in coot from smiley strings.
The small structures (even simple stuff like an aromatic ring - smiley string 
c1ccccc1)
does not work. The structures that appear are distorted and are not possible to 
regularize in a
proper way.

We are using Coot version 0.7-pre.

Any suggestions?

Best regards,

Maria


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