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- 2023.03.20 17:58
- Forum: SAXS & SANS Software
- Topic: DAMAVER not running from Scatter
- Replies: 1
- Views: 365
DAMAVER with Scatter/RAW
DAMAVER got a major upgrade in the ATSAS 3.1 release: damsel, damsup, damaver, damfilt, damclust were integrated into DAMAVER; additional superposition methods were implemented; the list of the options is now different; the output is now in cif format (instead of pdb ) etc. Perhaps the Scatter and ...
- 2023.02.27 11:48
- Forum: ATSAS package in general
- Topic: install
- Replies: 1
- Views: 519
Re: Primus component was not available after installation
What operating system (Windows, Ubuntu, macOS...) do you have?
On Ubuntu try typing 'primus' in the terminal.
On Windows go to Start > All apps > ATSAS > SAS Data Analysis
or open 'cmd' and type 'primusqt'.
On Ubuntu try typing 'primus' in the terminal.
On Windows go to Start > All apps > ATSAS > SAS Data Analysis
or open 'cmd' and type 'primusqt'.
- 2023.02.20 11:51
- Forum: FAQ
- Topic: What is a good chi value?
- Replies: 5
- Views: 766
SAXS: what is a good fit?

Check out the YouTube video SAXS: what is a good fit? / How to run CRYSOL - it briefly explains what a good chi-squared value is (and what a correlation map test is).
- 2022.08.31 15:07
- Forum: Mixtures and flexible systems
- Topic: Ranch
- Replies: 2
- Views: 412
ranch output file format is cif
Unfortunately it is not possible. But you may convert .cif to .pdb using cif2pdb : cif2pdb --help Usage: cif2pdb [OPTIONS] <FILE> Convert (a model from) mmCIF file format to PDB. Known Arguments: FILE mmCIF or PDB file Known Options: -o, --output=<FILE> Output filename (default: stdout) --model=<ID>...
- 2022.03.25 15:54
- Forum: Rigid body modelling
- Topic: CORAL - spacing between proteins in protein complex
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1438
CORAL contact conditions file
Yes, you can run CORAL on your PC and specify the contact in a contact conditions file.
- 2022.02.15 17:45
- Forum: Ab initio shape determination
- Topic: Overlay ab initio with crystal structure
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5569
Please check your $PATH
It is unclear what OS you are on and what version of PyMOL you have. Please make sure that you have the latest ATSAS version and that you have followed the ATSAS installation guideline for your OS/package. Try to remove SASpy from PyMOL, remove ATSAS, reinstall ATSAS and reinstall SASpy.
- 2022.01.24 17:42
- Forum: Announcements
- Topic: SASBDB for biology and soft matter, May 2022
- Replies: 0
- Views: 1576
SASBDB for biology and soft matter, May 2022
Database of small-angle scattering data and models for biology and soft matter SAS_BSOFT online workshop, May 12-13, 2022 Despite the broad use of SAS in soft matter no public repository of data, parameters and models was available so far. The SASBDB framework offered a possibility to also cover th...
- 2022.01.14 10:31
- Forum: Rigid body modelling
- Topic: CORAL - spacing between proteins in protein complex
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1438
Re: Warning: truncating input data to length: 2048
... Moreover, I always receive following message: “Warning: truncating input data to length: 2048” This means your experimental data contains more points than CORAL can handle and only the first 2048 points are taken for fitting. Does the molecular weight estimated from your SAXS data correspond to...
- 2022.01.13 18:10
- Forum: Model evaluation and manipulation
- Topic: Trouble running SASPy
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1111
Japanese characters in the file/folder name?
Thank you for reporting this.
Does the full path to your pdb or dat files contain Japanese characters? If yes - please try moving your files to a directory which has only Latin characters - does this help?
Does the full path to your pdb or dat files contain Japanese characters? If yes - please try moving your files to a directory which has only Latin characters - does this help?
- 2022.01.07 10:06
- Forum: ATSAS package in general
- Topic: ATSAS-3.1.0 on Ubuntu 16.04
- Replies: 1
- Views: 781
Try Ubuntu 18 or 20
Please consider upgrading your Ubuntu. Standard support for Ubuntu 16.04 ended in April 2021.
The last ATSAS version available for Ubuntu 16.04 is 3.0.3.
ATSAS 3.1.0 prerelease is not available for Ubuntu 16.
The last ATSAS version available for Ubuntu 16.04 is 3.0.3.
ATSAS 3.1.0 prerelease is not available for Ubuntu 16.
- 2021.12.15 13:27
- Forum: Rigid body modelling
- Topic: BUNCH error message: negative predicted intensity
- Replies: 1
- Views: 780
Re: negative predicted intensity due to constant adjustment
When fitting the experimental input data, BUNCH uses the scattering intensity computed from the model + constant . This constant helps to adjust for imperfect background subtraction. If this constant becomes too negative, the overall predicted intensity becomes negative at some q values and this war...
- 2021.11.19 12:16
- Forum: ATSAS package in general
- Topic: Primus fails to launch
- Replies: 2
- Views: 940
Re: Could not load the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in "" even though it was found
Unfortunately, there is no official ATSAS release for Fedora. The CentOS 8 package would be the closest, we assume that you have tried that one. It looks like that the Qt platform plugin "xcb" for CentOS 8 is not compatible with Fedora 34. Please consider running ATSAS on one of the suppor...
- 2021.10.29 12:25
- Forum: Mixtures and flexible systems
- Topic: maximum number of files for running oligomer in the command line?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1322
maximum number of files for running oligomer: 50
Thank you for reporting this. Currently, OLIGOMER cannot handle more than 50 experimental data files or more than 50 form factors. Please organize your input data in groups of 50 files or less and run OLIGOMER on each group separately. The 'oligomer.log' will be appended, not overwritten. Apologies ...
- 2021.10.25 10:55
- Forum: Primary data processing
- Topic: DATCMP data exporting into a table
- Replies: 1
- Views: 811
datcmp --format=CSV
How about running 'datcmp --format=CSV'?
To see all options please run 'datcmp --help'.
To see all options please run 'datcmp --help'.
- 2021.10.16 22:03
- Forum: Mixtures and flexible systems
- Topic: Theoretical curve of a protein mixture
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1157
Re: Fatal error: two equal abscissae
Running OLIGOMER on a single model doesn't make any sense, please run CRYSOL instead. But FFMAKER should actually work in your case without this awkward error. Are you sure that you have the latest ATSAS version installed? If you do - could you please share your 'model.pdb' with the ATSAS Team (or j...