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Since few months now, I use the ring plugin to characterize some antibody_protein dynamics.
Also, you sent to me the bin for ring and we use it on our linux station. (With 5000 frames and 400K atoms)
It’s very useful. I wrote some scripts for glycan-glycan interactions as well to analyse directly the gfreq files.
Now, I’ve seen the ring 4.0 is doing that. I tested today on your server with 45 frames. Well a bit tricky to obtain the good mpdb file from a charmm36_charmmGUI .xtc trajectory but ok we found a protocol for that.
Would it be possible to obtain the 4.0 plugin for pymol ? and may be the bin executable ? (i asked the bin wia the web page, no success)
Merci
alain
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We are getting back to you regarding the RING v4 binary. For the plugin, I will need some more time before publishing it, as I am currently working on other projects.
I will keep this issue open so I can get back to you when it will be ready.
Hello Alessio,
Since few months now, I use the ring plugin to characterize some antibody_protein dynamics.
Also, you sent to me the bin for ring and we use it on our linux station. (With 5000 frames and 400K atoms)
It’s very useful. I wrote some scripts for glycan-glycan interactions as well to analyse directly the gfreq files.
Now, I’ve seen the ring 4.0 is doing that. I tested today on your server with 45 frames. Well a bit tricky to obtain the good mpdb file from a charmm36_charmmGUI .xtc trajectory but ok we found a protocol for that.
Would it be possible to obtain the 4.0 plugin for pymol ? and may be the bin executable ? (i asked the bin wia the web page, no success)
Merci
alain
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: