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Revised version of autodock.py, the Autodock/Vina plugin for PyMol by Daniel Seeliger: Windows operating system.

This is a revised version of autodock.py, the Autodock/Vina plugin for PyMol by Daniel Seeliger for the original release.

The revisions made here are in an attempt to adapt this plugin, which works well with Python 2.7.9 and PyMOL 1.7.x on Linux or Mac for use on Windows. As of 28 March 2015, this version now appears to work reasonably well under both OS X and Windows XP. Further work and a proper installer will be needed.

H. J. Bernstein,

This copyright notice for the original code is:

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The revisions here are by Herbert J. Bernstein, 6 - 28 March 2015, with the intention of incorporating the plugin within the larger PyMOL package releases under the GPL. With the agreement of Daniel Seeliger, the Autodock/Vina plugin is now under the LGPL. All warranties are also disclaimed by Herbert J. Bernstein.

Note: As a derived work, the copyright of _all_ plugin versions made from Daniel Seeliger's version remain under his copyright.

See the svn change history for the revisions made.

-- H. J. Bernstein, yayahjb@gmail.com

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Autodock 4: Autodock 4.2.6 and AutodockTools 4 is a product of the Scripps Research Institute. To install this plugin, you first must install Autodock 4, including autodock4, autogrid4, and vina. See http://autodock.scripps.edu/

  2. MGLTools 1.5.7: You need MGLTools for operation of this plugin, also from the Scripps Research Institute. See http://mgltools.scripps.edu/. The plugin has been test both with MGLTools 1.5.6 and MGLTools 1.5.7 RC1 (recommended).
  3. Python 2.7.9: While portions of the Autodock system come with an internal version of python, it is helpful to have a system installation of Python 2.7.9 (64 bits).
    See https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-279/
  4. PyMOL 1.7: Open-Source PyMOL is available free of charge. It also allows sponsors to create highly customized PyMOL installations which might not be possible with the MSI installer. Pre-compiled Open-Source PyMOL is available free from Christoph Gohlke of the Laboratory for Fluorescence Dynamics, University of California, Irvine.
  5. Autodock/vina pluging: Use the standard PyMOL Plugin manager to install autodock.py from this kit as a plugin.
  6. Several enviroment variables may be set to simplify configuration: ADPLUGIN_PATH -- the contents of this variable with be copied to PATH before executing threads and processes from the script. You should put paths for the internal MGLTools version of python, as well as for autodock4, autogrid4 and vina _before_ the other path elements appropriate for your system. Then you can use these program names without paths in the configuration. ADPLUGIN_PYTHONHOME, ADPLUGIN_PYTHONPATH -- the contents of these variables will be copied to PYTHONHOME and PYTHONPATH before executing threads and processes from the script. You should set these to values appropriate for the MGLTools version of python, which may otherwise conflict with the system version you use to start PyMOL ADPLUGIN_FONT -- the contents of this variable may be used to override the default "Courier 10" font used by the plugin
  7. In configuring AutoDockTools Utilities24 configuration entry, you are giving a path to various python scripts. It is important that your system process these scripts with the correct version of python from MGLTools. It helps to prefix the path with "python " and set ADPLUGIN_PATH, ADPLUGIN_PYTHONHOME, and ADPLUGIN_PYTHONPATH to values that with point to the MGLTools copy of python. For example in a Mac MGLTools 1.5.7rc1 installation, appropriate lines to place in .bashrc would be export ADPLUGIN_PATH=/Library/MGLTools/1.5.7rc1/bin:$PATH export ADPLUGIN_PYTHONHOME=/Library/MGLTools/1.5.7rc1 export ADPLUGIN_PYTHONPATH=/Library/MGLTools/1.5.7rc1/MGLToolsPckgs:/Library/MGLTools/1.5.7rc1/lib/python2.7









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