dps genmesh¶
Pack one or more molecule types onto a three-dimensional simulation-box mesh.
Synopsis and options¶
usage: dps genmesh [-h] -f FILE [FILE ...] -p FILE [FILE ...] -n NUMBER [NUMBER ...] [-g GAP]
[-mesh MESH MESH MESH] [-bt {xy,cubic,anisotropy,anosotropy}] [-mx MINIMUM_X]
[-my MINIMUM_Y] [-mz MINIMUM_Z] [-s] [--seed SEED] [-ncm] [-oc FILE] [-op FILE]
Pack one or more molecule types onto a three-dimensional simulation-box mesh.
Input:
-f FILE [FILE ...], --structure FILE [FILE ...]
Input structure files (.pdb), one per molecule type. (required)
-p FILE [FILE ...], --topology FILE [FILE ...]
Input topology files (.itp), in the same order as --structure. (required)
Output:
-oc FILE, --output-conformation FILE
Output packed structure file (.pdb); the extension is added if omitted.
(default: system.pdb)
-op FILE, --output-topology FILE
Output system topology file (.top); the extension is added if omitted.
(default: system.top)
Parameters:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
-n NUMBER [NUMBER ...], --number NUMBER [NUMBER ...]
Molecule counts, one integer for each input structure. (required)
-g GAP, --gap GAP Minimum gap between neighboring molecules, in nm. (default: 1)
-mesh MESH MESH MESH, --mesh MESH MESH MESH
Mesh dimensions NX NY NZ; if omitted, choose a cubic mesh automatically.
(default: None)
-bt {xy,cubic,anisotropy,anosotropy}, --box-type {xy,cubic,anisotropy,anosotropy}
Box geometry; 'anosotropy' remains as a deprecated spelling alias.
(default: anisotropy)
-mx MINIMUM_X, --minimum-x MINIMUM_X
Minimum box length along x, in nm; zero selects the smallest fitted
length. (default: 0)
-my MINIMUM_Y, --minimum-y MINIMUM_Y
Minimum box length along y, in nm; zero selects the smallest fitted
length. (default: 0)
-mz MINIMUM_Z, --minimum-z MINIMUM_Z
Minimum box length along z, in nm; zero selects the smallest fitted
length. (default: 0)
-s, --shuffle Shuffle molecule types before inserting them on the mesh. (default: False)
--seed SEED Random seed used when --shuffle is enabled. (default: 1215)
-ncm, --non-cubic-molecule
Use separate molecular extents along x, y, and z instead of one cubic
extent. (default: False)
Examples:
dps genmesh -f chain.pdb -p chain.itp -n 100 -oc system.pdb -op system.top
Note
This page is generated from the DROPPS 1.0 argument parser. Run
dps genmesh -h in the installed environment for the same
reference at the command line.