Hello,
I am trying to apply a metad on my system and my original code is like this:
```
METAD ...
LABEL=metad
ARG=CV1,CV2,CV3,CV4
SIGMA=0.05,0.05,0.1,0.1 HEIGHT=0.2
BIASFACTOR=15
TEMP=300
PACE=1000
FILE=HILLS
GRID_MIN=-pi,-pi,-pi,-pi
GRID_MAX=pi,pi,pi,pi
CALC_RCT
... METAD
```
But I found that this would cause Plumed to spend too much time calculating the GRID and CALC-RCT, so I split it into two METADs like this:
```
METAD ...
LABEL=metad_1
ARG=CV1,CV2
SIGMA=0.05,0.05 HEIGHT=0.2
BIASFACTOR=15
TEMP=300
PACE=1000
FILE=HILLS_1
GRID_MIN=-pi,-pi
GRID_MAX=pi,pi
CALC_RCT
... METAD
METAD ...
LABEL=metad_2
ARG=CV3,CV4
SIGMA=0.1,0.1 HEIGHT=0.2
BIASFACTOR=15
TEMP=300
PACE=1000
FILE=HILLS_2
GRID_MIN=-pi,-pi
GRID_MAX=pi,pi
CALC_RCT
... METAD
```
I would like to ask whether these two ways of writing will lead to a difference in simulation? And the second method will generate two HILLS files, how can I do sum-hills processing properly?
Thank you!