Hi,
You can accomplish this with cpptraj. Either do several rounds of trajin
with start and stop arguments and trajout, e.g.
trajin mytraj.nc 1 100
trajout part1.nc
run
clear trajin
trajin mytraj.nc 101 200
trajout part2.nc
...
Or you can use trajout with the onlyframes keyword (which is a better
option in my opinion):
trajin mytraj.nc
trajout part1.nc onlyframes 1-100
trajout part2.nc onlyframes 101-200
...
See the manual for full details on the commands and keywords. Good luck,
-Dan
On Thursday, August 6, 2015, Vishal Nemaysh <vishal.bioinfotech.gmail.com>
wrote:
> Respected Sir/Madam
>
> how can i split the large *.mdcrd *file into small-small parts please let
> me know ...how can i do this
>
> thanking you,
>
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