import oddt
# Make sure that RDKit is the default toolkit
oddt.toolkit = oddt.toolkits.rdk
mol = oddt.toolkit.Molecule(rdkit_mol)
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Hi,You should use RDKit molecule ROMol or RWMol as an argument for `oddt.toolkit.Molecule`.import oddt
# Make sure that RDKit is the default toolkit
oddt.toolkit = oddt.toolkits.rdkmol = oddt.toolkit.Molecule(rdkit_mol)Further use of `mol` in other ODDT functions should be seamless.
wt., 30 kwi 2019, 16:05 użytkownik <gabm...@gmail.com> napisał:
Hello,--i' m using oddt to generate some PLEC fingerprints for a library of binding site. My issue is related to the input file. I would like to give in input the pocket-ligand complexes ( in PDB format) and generate in an automated manner the ligand and protein Mol object. Using fixer.ExtractPocketAndLigand function (in the oddt.Toolkits.extras.rdkit module) I can obtaine two RWMol (a RDKIT object i think) object, but they are incompatible with the PLEC function. There is a function for convert a Mol type in another or at least a workaround for my issue?Thanks in advice.Best regardsGabriele
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