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Greetings，

        I'm learning Rosetta now, when I browse the files, I find that Rosetta's database stores some params files, like 1.3.5_trisbromomethylbenzene_symm.params (in /Rosetta/main/database/chemical/residue_type_sets/fa_standard/residue_types/crosslinker), it contains several V* atoms, and I have trouble understanding the meaning of it. There is also a non-symmetric version of it, named 1.3.5_trisbromomethylbenzene.params, but it still contains virtual atoms. 

Dear researchers,

Those who really want to use the get_fasta_from_pdb.py script to generate the FASTA files from PDB, generally face some sorts of errors.

The most common error is: TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation

Hello, everyone I prepared paper_interface_design_pilot_commands. List when I did RIFdocking step 12 Running a pilot job. An error occurs when I run the command: Signal 6 (SIGABRT) means that the process was aborted.  This usually means an internal Rosetta error caused by (often)  bad inputs, (sometimes) developer error, or (rarely) hardware problems.
Has anyone encountered this error with Rosetta? How can I solve this problem? I'd be grateful if you could give me any help.

Hello,

I was performing various ligand docking procedures using Rosie and when I was analyzing the data I noticed that some decoys had multiple entries in the score file with different scores but the same decoy model name. Is this normal and if so how can I interpret it?

For example one of my procedures created 200 docking models but the score file had 204 entries, 4 of which referenced already referenced models.

Thank you!