I think its is detected automatically to be honest, but the way you just mailed does the trick as well. Please note that the standard ccp4 free flag doesn't follow the lattice symmetry: something that can be annoying when you find out that your data is twinned. The free set generated by phenix.refine does have this property. HTH P 2008/1/8, James Fraser :

Hello,

Someone in our lab has started a refinement run in REFMAC and wants to continue it in Phenix.refine. Is there an easy way to get phenix to recognize the r-free flag from REFMAC (freeR=0)?

Thanks,

jf

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