BUG REPORT: Remodel Resfile ERROR: LEU was added more than once?

Member Site Forums Rosetta 3 Rosetta 3 – Applications BUG REPORT: Remodel Resfile ERROR: LEU was added more than once?

Viewing 1 reply thread
  • Author
    Posts
    • #3406
      Anonymous

        I triple checked my protein PDB file, and i used the script to get a blueprint file. It has no chain definitions and is perfectly in order. Error happens when a succesful closure is made. If the closure is not successful, it continues. Also, if i set G or POLAR instead of ALLA, it works.

        My blueprint file goes:

        232 M H PIKAA M

        233 F H PIKAA A

        0 x L PIKAA ALLA

        0 x L PIKAA ALLA

        0 x L PIKAA ALLA

        0 x L PIKAA ALLA

        0 x L PIKAA ALLA

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 x H PIKAA E

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 X H PIKAA K

        0 x H PIKAA E

        0 x H PiKAA A

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 x H PIKAA K

        0 x H PIKAA E

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 x H PIKAA R

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 X H PIKAA K

        0 x H PIKAA E

        0 x H PIKAA E

        0 x H PIKAA A

        0 x L PIKAA N

        0 x L PIKAA P

        0 x L PIKAA P

        0 x L PIKAA P

        234 T L PIKAA T

        235 R L PIKAA R

        ERROR:

        File: src/core/pack/task/ResfileReader.cc:709

        [ ERROR ] UtilityExitException

        ERROR: Error in core::pack::task::PIKAA::add_base_name_to_keep(): The base name “LEU” was added more than once.

         

        {

          “branch”: “release”,

          “date”: “2019-08-30T10:52:08.483471”,

          “git_describe”: {

            “commit”: “767c1ea”,

            “describe”: “v2019.35-dev60890-0-g767c1ea”,

            “dev_revision”: 60890,

            “post_revision”: 0,

            “week”: 35,

            “year”: 2019

          },

          “package”: “rosetta.source.release-231”,

          “revision”: 231,

          “source”: {

            “binder”: “f3f6919f73dca5b6b1d90bb0c01f8a4b24c0e2fc”,

            “demos”: “3179ab5e98f51741d988dbfcfa1169c924d43f4e”,

            “documentation”: “f127d1cd9bf76e6eb4a0ce15cc1e6c4f6aa4f53c”,

            “main”: “767c1ea25c572fbc078db45ad65dddb507240ad3”,

            “pybind11”: “35045eeef8969b7b446c64b192502ac1cbf7c451”,

            “pyrosetta_scripts”: “858903b03ea6163483f4c46802daa88c6ec4af2d”,

            “rosetta_scripts_scripts”: “55e130ac39382535ffb88ee39d0ed30163a74245”,

            “tools”: “cc80152e5bf239d826eb5c238b276fa2ad90a49e”

          },

          “url”: “https://www.rosettacommons.org”,

          “version”: “2019.35+release.767c1ea”,

          “week”: 35,

          “year”: 2019

        }

      • #15256
        Anonymous

          Your issue is with ‘PIKAA ALLA’ . I presume you intent is say to use all amino acids. What you’re actually saying is “pick specific amino acids, the ones with the one letter codes A, L, L and A”. That’s why it’s complaining about adding LEU more than once — you have L twice there.

          If you want to use all amino acids at that position, then you should drop the PIKAA, and use ALLAA instead:

                   0 x L ALLAA

          If you just want leucine and alanine at those positions, you keep the PIKAA, but only have them once

                  0 x L PIKAA AL

          • #15257
            Anonymous

              Oh, i completely missed that i put ALLA and not ALLAA. Sorry. I had no idea about clustering letter codes though, thanks!

        Viewing 1 reply thread
        • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.