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Is it possible to add ions to an already solvated system, without adding any more water molecules? #400
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Potentially you should be able to resolvate a system that was previously solvated and specify a new ion concentration. This would keep all existing water molecules, then adjust the ion concentration accordingly. (This isn't something that I've tested.) Alternatively, you could replace some of the water molecules in the system with ions. This is not super easy given the current API but I could try to come up with an example script if the above doesn't work. (You could always just edit the top file that is generated if you know what you are doing.) |
Thanks, @lohedges. My issue, as you describe in option 1, for a membrane system, water molecules are inserted in the membrane. Is there any way to avoid it? |
Ah, I see. We currently don't provide support for membrane simulations. This is a know issue with |
Thank you for this explaination. I am dealing with a situation wherein the water in the topology file is not continuous, for example: |
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