I once again thank you for your quick response. All I can do is keep trying and hope for the best. I shall come back to this post, the day I will succeed in finding the NOCV orbitals, till then I will try to correct any mistakes I am making.
With regards
Mudit
]]>Formchk never changes coordinate. Note that when using Gaussian to perform calculation, if "nosymm" keyword is not specified, Gaussian will automatically put the system into standard orientation.
Best,
Tian
]]>After a sufficient number of trials, I can clearly state that: there must be some hidden problem that I am unable to decode. Because I have tried several examples and the same problem re-emerges. But when I tried ammonia-borane as an example, everything went perfectly. I even created input for the fragments using the .fchk file of the parent molecule but it still showed the same error. Also, I wish to mention that the example I tried was that of a carbodicarbene where I wished to visualize the NOCV orbitals between carbon(0) and the NHC fragments, but it did not go well, the same problem of different coordinates occurred. So, I think when we use the formchk utility, the coordinates get reoriented in some manner that the Multiwfn software is unable to process or match with the parent molecule.
At the end, with due respect, I request you Sir to kindly prepare a tutorial video/text/photo documentary of NOCV analysis of a molecule like carbodicarbene for which I shall be ever grateful to you.
With regards
Mudit
]]>With regards
Mudit
I think you didn't use nosymm properly. If nosymm has been used, there is no reason that Gaussian will automatically reorientate the system compared to geometry in the input file. Please double check. There is no any other thing to do.
Best,
Tian
]]>With regards
Mudit Jain