Closed andersx closed 8 years ago
The following input should produce the error:
fragit --use-config myconf.ini minimum.xyz
with the following input minimim.xyz
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O -2.3460000000 -0.5959444444 -1.0982777778
H -1.4260000000 -0.7659444444 -0.8402777778
C -3.1590000000 -1.1199444444 -0.0712777778
H -4.1940000000 -0.9179444444 -0.3352777778
H -3.0450000000 -2.2009444444 0.0427222222
H -2.9620000000 -0.6539444444 0.8987222222
C -0.1640000000 1.5240555556 0.3657222222
H 0.3430000000 2.4860555556 0.3307222222
H -0.5740000000 1.3780555556 1.3637222222
H -0.9930000000 1.5150555556 -0.3352777778
C 0.7520000000 0.3690555556 0.0497222222
O 0.3280000000 -0.7509444444 -0.2352777778
N 2.0780000000 0.6310555556 0.1097222222
H 2.3760000000 1.5410555556 0.4067222222
C 3.0610000000 -0.4089444444 -0.1132777778
H 2.7040000000 -1.0599444444 -0.9052777778
H 4.0010000000 0.0440555556 -0.4122777778
H 3.2200000000 -1.0139444444 0.7787222222
Temporary fix is just to comment the RAFO line out :dancers:
Could you also please supply myconf.ini
? :)
Much appreciated!
myconf.ini
[mergepatterns]
glycine =
[fragmentation]
chargemodel = MMFF94
combinefragments =
writer = GAMESS-FMO
groupcount = 1
maxfragsize = 100
[explicitfragmentpairs]
pairs =
[mfcc]
order = 0
[fragmentpatterns]
a-d-pyranose = [$(C1C(CO)OC(O)C(O)C1(O))][$(OC1C(O)C(O)CC(CO)O1)]
peptide = [$(CN)][$(C(=O)NCC(=O))]
dnabackbone = [$(CCOP)][$(CC1OCCC1)]
[qmmm]
includecovalent = False
includeallwithin = 0.0
hbonddistancemin = 2.5
hbondangle = 110.0
hbonddistancemax = 3.9
includehbondacceptors = False
includehbonddonors = False
[protectpatterns]
nterminal = [$([NH2]),$([NH3])]CC(=O)[$(NCC=O)]
[explicitprotectatoms]
atomids =
[output]
freezebackbone = False
verbose = True
useatomnames = False
buffer = 0.0
writejmol = False
boundaries =
writepymol = True
centralfragment = 0
active = 0.0
As title says. E.g. if you use Fragit to fragment a water cluster, and therefore no bonds are cut, the "RAFO(1)=1,1,1" line is still in the $FMO group, which in turn confuses GAMESS and yields the following message:
Thank you for making fragit! It is an awesome tool!