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MD simulations / Re: do_x3dna as a plugin for VMD and update in dnaMD
« on: April 30, 2019, 12:33:50 pm »
Dear Rajendra,
We are a group from Spain, our research is focused in creating different functional DNA nanostructures.
We have just started using computational chemistry and after doing some MD simulations I wanted to study the trajectories of a dsDNA using your tool, I think it can provide very useful information.
Unfortunately, I had issues while installing its plugin for VMD in windows 10 (x86). Even if it seems it is correctly installed:
"package require do_x3dna
1.0"
When I execute any command "do_x3dna WHATEVER", it closes immediately.
I have just solved the closure deleting all the "exit" words from the script but it still gives me this error:
=================== ERROR ======================
$X3DNA environment variable is not available.
See below for usage.
================================================
I don't understand why, because I have already installed X3DNA correctly, I have used it for other analysis of a single step.
Could you help me?
Best regards,
Beñat Olave
We are a group from Spain, our research is focused in creating different functional DNA nanostructures.
We have just started using computational chemistry and after doing some MD simulations I wanted to study the trajectories of a dsDNA using your tool, I think it can provide very useful information.
Unfortunately, I had issues while installing its plugin for VMD in windows 10 (x86). Even if it seems it is correctly installed:
"package require do_x3dna
1.0"
When I execute any command "do_x3dna WHATEVER", it closes immediately.
I have just solved the closure deleting all the "exit" words from the script but it still gives me this error:
=================== ERROR ======================
$X3DNA environment variable is not available.
See below for usage.
================================================
I don't understand why, because I have already installed X3DNA correctly, I have used it for other analysis of a single step.
Could you help me?
Best regards,
Beñat Olave