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Add missing acceptors and make distance relative (non-covalent) #966
Add missing acceptors and make distance relative (non-covalent) #966
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Otherwise it looks good. |
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Yes, it might be useful to have the threshold be dependent on VdW radii, esp. for chalcogens. |
You mean, radius + configured value? I can add it here. |
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Signed-off-by: Aritz Erkiaga <aerkiaga3@gmail.com>
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Just a small PR to add S, Se, Te as acceptors for chalcogen bonds. Proper support also probably requires setting different maximum distance and angle tolerance from that of hydrogen bonds, but that'll go in a separate PR along with the GUI code.
Signed-off-by: Aritz Erkiaga aerkiaga3@gmail.com
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