From: LEWYN LI (ll2150_at_columbia.edu)
Date: Mon Dec 13 2004 - 16:53:26 CST
Dear Gilbert,
Hi there! This is Lewyn at Columbia. Nice to "catch up" with you
at the namd-l website.
Anyway, to answer your question: according to my experience,
"*****" is not a problem with NAMD, because, if I remember correctly, NAMD
has its own "internal" numbering system and therefore doesn't really care
about "*****".
Just to be safe, I usually start off with a pdb file that has the
correct numbering i.e. atom 100000 and above. After a simulation, I got
pdb files with "*****", but NAMD didn't complain. So I suppose everything
is fine!
Hope this helps.
LEWYN
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, Gilbert G.Feng wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am building a big system that contains more than 99999 atoms. It looks
> the pdb file is designed to record, at most, 99999 atoms. If the system is
> bigger, I got "*****" for the number of the atom. Can the NAMD
> handle this case? and how?
>
> Thanks
>
> Gilbert
>
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