James Starlight wrote:
Justin?

So As I understood the aminoacids.rtp of current force field must include topology for such caps.


Yes. Any residue whatsoever that you wish to process with pdb2gmx must be present in an .rtp file.

But for example If I have only topology on such groups for another ff could I include it to the amber FF? If no where I could find such topology ?


Do not mix and match force fields. Even if you can hack it into working, the results will be absolute garbage. If you need a topology for a specific force field, refer to the parameterization link I posted before. Deriving parameters for new residues in an existing force field is a task that may take weeks or months to do properly and hence is considered an expert topic. I have nothing more to contribute on that issue. The archives are filled with tips and discussions on how to go about such things.

-Justin


James

2011/10/28 Justin A. Lemkul <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>



    James Starlight wrote:


        I understood that but how I can add that groups to termi of the
        bowh of my chains ?

        I've tried by -ter but pdb2gmx didnt ask me for the addition of
        the CAPS. May be Amber ff didnt support this feature ?


    pdb2gmx does not build things that aren't there.  Your input
    coordinate file needs to have the capping groups present, with all
    atoms named as the .rtp entries expect them, hence the suggestion to
    investigate the [ACE] and [NME] directives.

    -Justin



        James


           You have to build capping groups onto the termini.  See, for
           instance the [ACE] and [NME] groups in the .rtp file.

           -Justin




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