You could try building your own box by making a copy of your
acetic acid molecule, solvating it with the original residue,
then equilibrating the box before using it to solvate other molecules.
E.g.
> x = copy ACX
> solvatebox x ACX 20 # larger than your expected box
> saveamberparm ...
...equilibrate...convert to pdb...
> ACXBOX = loadpdb ...
> solvatebox mymol ACXBOX 10
Bill
Mark Zottola <mzottola.gmail.com> wrote:
> I am trying to build a solvent box of acetic acid. I am going through the
> tutorial on making a non-standard residue to make an AMBER-friendly model
> of acetic acid. So far so good. But I have not seen anything in the mail
> reflector archive concerning the construction of a solvent box with
> anything but water. For the purposes of my project, adding some organic
> molecules to a water box (as is in a tutorial) will not be sufficient.
>
> Is there a published report concerning this process in the literature (a
> google search did not provide any leads), or is there a tutorial I missed?
> Any pointers to literature or other accessible instructions would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Mark
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