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  2. Latex2html - Docswiki

    https://wikis.ch.cam.ac.uk/ro-walesdocs/wiki/index.php/Latex2html
    The script itself is available for download here. ... Here are the before and after lines:. Before:. $trans_color = $TRANSPARENT_COLOR||'gray85';.

  3. Visualising normal modes using VMD and OPTIM - CUC3

    https://wikis.ch.cam.ac.uk/cuc3/wiki/index.php/Visualising_normal_modes_using_VMD_and_OPTIM
    6 Jan 2021: You require one of these files for each mode, and they are produced for you by a simple Fortran program, visnormodes.f90 that you can download here. ... source draw_vector.tcl. load the nmode.P.xyz files. You have a choice here.

  4. SVN setup - Docswiki

    https://wikis.ch.cam.ac.uk/ro-walesdocs/wiki/index.php/SVN_setup
    You're now good to download the group code :). 'Checking out' the code. ... See here for more info on the svn commands for branching and merging.

  5. SVN Page - CUC3

    https://wikis.ch.cam.ac.uk/cuc3/wiki/index.php/SVN_Page
    6 Jan 2021: csw34 11:47, 23 September 2008 (BST). Help. svn help <command> is very useful, as is the O'Reilly book, which available free online (and for download) here:12:34, 31 ... A python script and a required xslt stylesheet (download from svnlogfeed.tar ) makes

  6. Visualising normal modes using VMD and OPTIM - Docswiki

    https://wikis.ch.cam.ac.uk/ro-walesdocs/wiki/index.php/Visualising_normal_modes_using_VMD_and_OPTIM
    You require one of these files for each mode, and they are produced for you by a simple Fortran program, visnormodes.f90 that you can download here. ... source draw_vector.tcl. load the nmode.P.xyz files. You have a choice here.

  7. Calculating binding free energy using the FSA method - Docswiki

    https://wikis.ch.cam.ac.uk/ro-walesdocs/wiki/index.php/Calculating_binding_free_energy_using_the_FSA_method
    You can find the files used in this tutorial in the tarballs here:. ... For NADP+, we use slightly modified parameters from the AMBER Parameter Database that you can download here and here.

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