antechamber can read gaussian output file directly.
Try to use it without extracting ESP.
On 6/7/06, Steve Seibold <seibold.chemistry.msu.edu> wrote:
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> I am attempting to generate lipid parameters using Antechamber. leaprc.gaff
> does appear to contain all force field parameters and so no apparent
> problems here. However, when I tried to calculate atomic charges, I started
> running into problems. When using :
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> Antechamber -i LIP2.pdb –fi pdb –o LIP2 -fo perpi –nc 0 –c bcc
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> I get an error message in my divcon.out saying "Program terminated due to
> errors" I have attached the file (divcon.out) along with my pdb file.
> However, it still assigned charges in my perpi output file. I believe the
> perpi charges (i.e. ANTECHAMBER_PREP.AC) are library values from AMBER
> correct? I also got assigned charges AM1BCC.
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> I also attempted to use "resp". So, I used Gaussian to generate an output
> file (pop=mk) and then used "espgen" to extract ESP information. However
> when I ran:
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> Antechamber –I LIP2.ESP –fi gout –o LIP2 –fo perpi –nc –c resp
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> It appears to run, but I am suspicious. I let it run for 70 minutes and
> still no print out …..nothing. So I killed it.
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> Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?
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> Thanks, Steve
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Best wishes,
MYUNGGI YI
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