Szybki TK 2.5.1.2¶
Possible crashes in OEFixedProteinLigandOptimizer_Optimize and OEFlexProteinLigandOptimizer_Optimize methods have been fixed.
Szybki TK 2.5.1.1¶
New features¶
Optimization of bound ligands with ff14SB/Sage and ff14SB/Parsley force fields with PB solvation forces in rigid and partially flexible receptors is now available.
Setting the force field to PARSLEY_OPENFF131 or SAGE_OPENFF200 now references the most recent official versions of those two parameterizations which are OpenFF_1.3.1 and OpenFF_2.0.0 respectively. Older versions are still available from the OEForceFieldType namespace.
Final ligand geometry is now checked when large initial clashes occur while using OEFixedProteinLigandOptimizer and OESz_OEFlexProteinLigandOptimizer for optimization of a ligand inside a protein receptor. In most cases, clashes are successfully relaxed; however, in some cases they can lead to a nonphysical minimum which is characterized with distorted geometry. Such results can now be detected by checking the return values of methods OEFixedProteinLigandOptimizer_Optimize and OEFlexProteinLigandOptimizer_Optimize.
Major bug fixes¶
An issue with torsion scan for alkanes using MMFF has been fixed.
OEFixedProteinLigandOptimizer_Optimize and OEFlexProteinLigandOptimizer_Optimize now fails properly when optimization leads to a nonphysical state of a molecule, characterized with distorted geometry. Such nonphysical optimization can sometimes happen when the starting configuration of a protein-ligand complex contains high overlaps.
Minor bug fixes¶
A warning regarding ‘invalidation of receptor’ upon optimization using the OEFlexProteinLigandOptimizer class has been removed.