rams rams wrote:
Dear Users,

I tried to create a trajectory file from a set of pdb files (infact several of them) starting from time frame 0 to lets say 100 with an interval of 1ps each. If I use the following command,

trjconv -f  0.xtc 1.xtc ......100.xtc -o .xtc

its resuling only one frame (I think its not stiching them).

If I use "-settime" along with the above command, it is stiching all the frames, but its asking for the start time for each frame. Its really difficult to mention the start times for several hundred frames. Is there any way we can handle this.


The best way to do this would be to develop a script to do it for you. Assuming you have files named like frame_0.pdb, frame_1.pdb, etc:

#!/bin/bash

for file in `ls | grep frame`; do

        temp=${file#frame_}
        num=${temp%.pdb}

        trjconv -f $file -s $file -o traj_$file -t0 $num

done

(Haven't tested that, so it might not be perfect)

Then they frames (now called, for example, traj_frame_0.pdb) can be assembled with trjcat, without having to specify -settime, since trjconv will have assigned them a time value.

-Justin

Thanks.
Ram.


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