Hello,
I am trying to run an RNA GaMD simulation using this repository, but I’m running into issues with the XML input. My current XML looks like this:
<System>
<InputFiles>
<PDB>PDB_FILENAME</PDB>
<ForceField>amber14/protein.ff14SB.xml</ForceField>
<ForceField>amber14/DNA.bsc1.xml</ForceField>
<ForceField>amber14/RNA.OL3.xml</ForceField>
<ForceField>amber14/tip3p_standard.xml</ForceField>
</InputFiles>
<NonbondedMethod>PME</NonbondedMethod>
<NonbondedCutoff>1.0</NonbondedCutoff>
<Constraints>HBonds</Constraints>
</System>
When I try to run the simulation with run_gamd_interactive.py, I get warnings like:
Warning: parameter in XML not found in config. Spelling error? InputFiles
Warning: parameter in XML not found in config. Spelling error? ForceField
...
Exception: No valid input files found. OpenMM simulation not made.
It looks like my XML structure is not being recognized by gamdSimulation.py (specifically the config.system object it expects).
My question:
What is the expected XML format for input (PDB/ForceField definitions, system parameters, etc.) so that gamdSimulation.py can parse it correctly?
I want to ensure my inputs are in the correct format without modifying the repo’s Python scripts. If there’s an example XML provided for RNA/DNA systems, I’d really appreciate being pointed to it.
Thank you for your time and for maintaining this project!
Best,
Tilak
Hello,
I am trying to run an RNA GaMD simulation using this repository, but I’m running into issues with the XML input. My current XML looks like this:
When I try to run the simulation with run_gamd_interactive.py, I get warnings like:
It looks like my XML structure is not being recognized by gamdSimulation.py (specifically the config.system object it expects).
My question:
What is the expected XML format for input (PDB/ForceField definitions, system parameters, etc.) so that gamdSimulation.py can parse it correctly?
I want to ensure my inputs are in the correct format without modifying the repo’s Python scripts. If there’s an example XML provided for RNA/DNA systems, I’d really appreciate being pointed to it.
Thank you for your time and for maintaining this project!
Best,
Tilak