Closed jadolfbr closed 1 year ago
Yes, this is what the rigid_redocking model does. There the ligand is treated as a rigid body and its conformation is not changed at all. In the config file you can specify the path rigid_redocking instead of flexible_self_docking.
Please let me know if you need more information to resolve your issue or if you can already get it running with that!
Thanks for the info! This is very helpful!
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The output ligand is significantly changing conformation even with
use_rdkit_coords=False
This seems strange and is behavior that we do not want for some use cases. Is there anyway to force the input structure as the structure to bind?