Yes, chainID:residue number (N:32) is working. Thanks.

It might be helpful for others to include this syntax in the error message.

In general, erraser is working great for RNA modelling at medium to low resolution!

On Mon, Nov 6, 2017 at 9:43 PM, Andy Watkins <andy.watkins2@gmail.com> wrote:

Try N:32, i.e., separate chain and residue number with a colon. I'm not sure what other formats might be supported, but the colon-including format definitely is.

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On Mon, Nov 6, 2017 at 8:30 PM, Ursula Schulze-Gahmen <uschulze-gahmen@lbl.gov> wrote:

I am trying to run phenix.erraser, but I am not able to define the single residue for rebuilding correctly. I am getting error messaheg: Please make sure that you include both the chain ID and residue number, for example 'A15'.
I want to rebuild nucleotide G32 in chain N, and defined the residue as N32. That is not correct. What would be the correct syntax for this case?

Ursula

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