Closed nseifert closed 8 months ago
Hello,
At the moment such information is not kept from the calculations, but I can see what I can do. Shouldn't be too difficult.
I added a flag to the development version.
You can either just add -prop dipole
to your calculation, or if you already have an ensemble do something like
crest -for crest_conformers.xyz -prop dipole
both will write a file crest.dipole
that contains x, y, and z components and the total dipole moment in Debye for each structure (one per line).
And since the development version is not build into the continuous release, here is also a binary: crest.zip
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Hi,
This is less an issue and more of a technical question, but is there a way to have CREST write, or output, the xtb dipole moment components for each of the final set of energy-sorted conformers in a typical conformational search?
This would be extremely helpful for spectroscopy applications when calculating conformational ensembles. I have been running my conformers back via xtb or a quick B3LYP single-point calculation to get the dipoles, but I'm guessing this is overkill.