Алексей Раевский wrote:
mm...sorry for incorrect explanation of the task. I know how to use index_ndx and g_select, but I don't know whether it is possible to create an index group of all atoms in !!sphere!! with a radius of 10 angstrom around selected "carbon" (for example). Exactly I don't know

In this case, no, probably not. You can get individual spheres of water around each carbon, which may roughly come out to what you want.

how and where to determine a sphere's parameters. As you understand if this sphere includes SOL molecules (which are flexible and all time will be changing one to another from outside to the inside of the sphere), so I have to define not atom numbers of SOL but constant spatial character of the sphere. IS IT possible? With a use of index file it will look like a new index.ndx, with [sphere] section and its content, for each frame


You can only generate snapshots. You're right, since molecules move, the indices are dynamic. If you tried to get a whole trajectory with your criteria, almost certainly some frames would have different numbers of atoms. Gromacs currently does not support this.

-Justin

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    Hi. I've look through the manual and didn't find an answer on my
    question:
    i've got a trajectory and i want to convert it in *.pdb with such
    parameters
    of index file [all atoms within a sphere with a chosen radius around
    selected atom]. What can i do? Thank you


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    Алексей Раевский wrote:
     > Hi. I've look through the manual and didn't find an answer on my
     > question: i've got a trajectory and i want to convert it in *.pdb
    with
     > such parameters of index file [all atoms within a sphere with a
    chosen
     > radius around selected atom]. What can i do? Thank you
     >

    Use g_select to generate the index group and trjconv to write the
    file in the
    format (and with the contents) that you want.

    -Justin

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