This isn't actually a part of Phenix - there is a re-implementation in Phenix (mmtbx.ringer) that you are welcome to try but it is undocumented and not really supported.  If you need help with the original program, I would try contacting Terry Lang (compchem1@gmail.com), James Holton (jmholton@lbl.gov), or James Fraser (james.fraser@ucsf.edu).

-Nat

On Sun, Nov 9, 2014 at 7:27 AM, Ivan IVANOV <ivanov@embl.fr> wrote:
Dear All,

   I am trying to use ringer with a model I have. I followed the
tutorial for Calmodulin and it worked very well for my protein.
(http://bl831.als.lbl.gov/ringer/ringer/Tutorial/tutorial.htm). Now I
have all files sigma vs chi angles for the residues I want and also the
list of peaks identified above the sigma cutoff I selected.
   I am struggling to analyse the outputs as it is shown on the
calmodulin exemple.

   I found this website
(http://bl831.als.lbl.gov/ringer/ringer/Documentation/ringerManual.htm#Userparameters) which is explaining very briefly how to plot all different conformation vs chi angles and how to show all selected amino acid conformation in the electron density (4.4 Plotting Accessory).
   I have to admit that this is not straigthforward for me to plot all
outputs in a comprehensive way.
   Does anyone of you have a script to run with ringer outputs and get
the final figures as it is shown on both websites ??

   Kind regards,
 Ivan


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Ivan Ivanov, PhD
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Structural biology of RNA-protein complexes, Dr. Stephen Cusack,
EMBL
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