Hi,
When posting my comment a few weeks ago, I didn't ask you one basic
question... Do you use relax-1.2 or relax-1.3.
Definitively, relax-1.3 would be a better choice, with my comments
applying to this version of the program.
Let me know if things now work out using relax-1.3 and its sample scripts.
Regards,
Séb :)
anonymous wrote:
Follow-up Comment #2, sr #2336 (project relax):
Would it be possible to post a basic protocol explaining how to get relax to
expect a xpk list instead of sparky? You say that the relax_fit.py script
has an example of howe to use spectrum.read_intensities(), however, that
function is not listed in the relax_fit.py script. This should be very easy,
but there is no documentation on how to accomplish it.
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Re: [sr #2336] xpk files