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Need improved auto-optimized force field support #143
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From previous email discussions I would love to explore deeper integration with RDKit. I don't think it has to be exclusive of any further integration of Open Babel ( I think linking to Open Babel is a dead end due to GPLv2 only). There are some great features in RDKit, and I would like to get more familiar with it/better understand how we might use it. Whenever I try to figure out how to do things in C++ I seem to get stuck, is this because I should just use the Python API or is it just a learning curve issue? I couldn't find any examples of using the C++ API to help get started. |
I'd ask Greg Landrum. I think he expects most people to use the Python API, so there aren't many C++ examples. |
This issue has been mentioned on Avogadro Discussion. There might be relevant details there: |
The new force field framework in #1370 handles this - you can easily write Python scripts to get energies and gradients from anything. |
A decision is needed on whether to include RDKit or add a command-line server for Open Babel's force field code.
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