2016-02-04 11:32 GMT-07:00 Aliireza Moradzadeh <[email protected]>:
> Dear Users,
>
> I want to map an all-atom molecule to three beads, but my initial itp file
> does not have residue name or id and even in case of similar id I have atoms
> with same name, It has just one resname and resid. Furthermore, my molecule
> have group like CH2 and C4H9 which again have been named similarly. See part
> of itp to get what I mean
>   1  NA   1       Im   NA   1
>   2  NA   1       Im   NA   2
>   3  CR   1       Im   CR   3
>   4  HA   1       Im   HA   3
>   5  CW   1       Im   CW   4
>   6  HA   1       Im   HA   4
>   7  CW   1       Im   CW   5
>   8  HA   1       Im   HA   5
>
>   9  C1   1       Im   C1   6
>  10  H1   1       Im   H1   6
>  11  H1   1       Im   H1   6
>  12  H1   1       Im   H1   6
>
>  13  C1   1       Im   C1   7
>  14  H1   1       Im   H1   7
>  15  H1   1       Im   H1   7
>  16  C2   1       Im   C2   8
>  17  HC   1       Im   HC   8
>  18  HC   1       Im   HC   8
>  19  CS   1       Im   CS   9
>  20  HC   1       Im   HC   9
>  21  HC   1       Im   HC   9
>  22  CT   1       Im   CT   10
>  23  HC   1       Im   HC   10
>  24  HC   1       Im   HC   10
>  25  HC   1       Im   HC   10
>
> (1-8) one bead
> (9-12) one bead
> (13-25) one bead
>
> I am not sure if votca can work correctly for this system because of atom
> naming and resid. Am I right? is there anyway to rectify this error without
> running simulation again.
In the mapping file, you need to use an atom identifier of the type
X:YY:ZZ, where X is the residue id, YY is the residue name and ZZZ is
the atom name.
If you don't have these is will become harder, you can use
$ csg_dump --top FILE
to see how VOTCA names the atoms internally. You may be lucky and the
identifier may still be unique and hence usable.


> I am thinking of replacing itp file with a new file but I am not sure if it
> is going to be effective on trr file.
No, VOTCA only reads the position, velocities and force from the trr
file, so you can use a different topology file with that trajectory as
long as the number of atoms are the same.

Christoph
>
> Thanks,
> Alireza
>
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