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{BACK:Tools} This script provides multiple functions working on a geometry file. They are selected by a commandline option. If the output of the action is a geometry, it is printed to standard output by default, in the same format as the input geometry. This can be modified by the option '''-o''' ('''^-^-output''') that redirects the output to a file. If file format can be determined from name of the output file, it is used, otherwise the format of the input file is used. !Get selection Option '''-s''' or '''^-^-selection''' Prints part of the geometry selected by selection expression (see [Atom selection expressions]) to standard output. The geometry is printed in the same format as was the input geometry (xyz or pdb). Example: Following command will select all atoms but hydrogens from file foo.xyz. {html}<pre>geometry -s "@~H" foo.xyz</pre>{/html} !Get selection list Option '''-S''' or '''^-^-selection-list''' Prints list of atom indexes (starting at 1) selected by selection expression (see [Atom selection expressions]). Example: Following command will print list of all hydrogens and oxygens in file foo.xyz. {html}<pre>geometry -S "@H,O" foo.xyz</pre>{/html} !Explode residues Option '''-e''' or '''^-^-explode''' ^[factor^] Moves each residue away from system center of mass by given factor (new distance = old distance * factor). This function was added just to produce animation of molecule broken into pieces. !Randomize coordinates Option '''-r''' or '''^-^-randomize''' ^[amplitude^] Add random numbers with selected max. amplitude to coordinates. Apart from just making noise, there are two useful applications: * Breaking symmetry * Improving the convergence of an optimization when starting from structure that is close to a minimum !Root mean square deviation (RMSD) of coordinates Option '''-d''' or '''^-^-rmsd''' Move the second geometry file to minimize its RMSD with the first one. Prints the RMSD value in {html} Å{/html}, distances between atoms and the fitted geometry
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