Are you using the same platform for both Grasp and Pymol? I don't think
that big-endian maps (written by an SGI computer) can be read by a
little-endian platform, such as a x86 based PC.

- Esben


> > The problem is getting the phi map in grasp. Can somebody 
> explain me how to do it? 
> 
> This is what we did and worked (we now using Delphi), try it. 
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> ------------
> *On the SGI computers:
>  1) Start up the computer, log in and in a command line 
> prompt, change the 
> directory to where the .pdb fi
> le, .siz file and .crg files are located.
>  2) Run grasp (command: /hhmi/software/grasp/grasp)
>  3) Open up the menu by right-clicking on the window
>  4) With the menu open, right-click on the Read option.
>  5) Right-click on the PDB File option and load the .pdb file.
>  6) Open the read menu again (steps 3-4), and select the 
> Radius/Charge 
> File option, then load the raidus
> file.  Repeat again, loading the charge file.
>  7) Open the main menu, click on display, show, molecular surface.
>  8) Open the main menu, click on calculate, new potential map.
>  9) Open the main menu, click on calculate, Pot. via map at 
> surface/atoms
> 10) Open the main menu, click on write, potential map, 
> internal map, let 
> me enter it.  In the command lin
> e prompt, type in the name of the file (namefile.phi)
> 
> 
> 
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