2017-06-02 13:16 GMT-06:00 M. Chakraborty <maghesre...@gmail.com>: > This might me be more of a gromacs problem but still I am posting it here. I > ran a CG simulation of methanol where I have used two bead representation > for each methanol molecule. I have used force-matching to generate tabulated > potential. I have used almost the same grompp.mdp file as found in the > methanol tutorial (I only added the groups and added constraints to the > bonds). Even though I had set pbc as xyz, when I viewed my trajectory I saw > many of the particles going outside the box. I am not sure why pbc is not > working. I have added my cg_grompp.mdp and cg topology file. You can use "gmx trjconv -pbc mol" to make a trajectory with molecules whole concerning to pbc or "gmx trjconv -pbc atom" to make trajectory with atoms whole concerning to pbc.
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