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## QTGrace Guide and Usage ## [Learn More][1] >**Purpose:** Make your RMSD, RMSF, and other .xvg formatting graphs from home with a simple interface that is compatible with Mac and Windows. > > **Importing Data:** .agr and .xvg Agr files (not arginine!) are previous Grace formatted files, say if you had saved a session. > 1. File → open → navigate to file → click on file → click ok > 2. Enjoy! > > **.xvg files** are common outputs from MD simulation analysis scripts, such as rmsd.xvg and rmsf.xvg. These files are essentially data, so they have to be imported as such. > 3. Data → import → ASCII → navigate to file → click on file → click ok\ **OR** > 4. Drag and drop .xvg files onto the screen. This is my preferred method of importing data.\ > > Note: Import data in replicative order (1, 2, 3) so that you can remember to assign the same colors to the same replicates every time. [1]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CJOsD2UtE4RWg_axZFpwaxcFNGihndfzuHOeCScGXeA/edit
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