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Hello, If the restraints are imported from Cyana then it is not known which peak goes with which restraint. So it's not obvious that there will be any way to work around this problem. (Were the restraints originally exported to Cyana from CCPN using the Format Converter? If so it's possible there is a tag that could be used to match up the restraints again but we'd have to talk to Wim about that. And even if possible, it would involve changes to the code, to try and take that into account.) Wayne On Tue, 8 Dec 2009, Mara Guariento wrote: > Dear all, > I've just imported my restraints list from cyana into analysis (I'm currently > using version 2.1.1) and calculated the violations. When I go to the > violations tab I've a list of 0 under "peaks", so I guess it failed to link > the restraints to the peaks. Any idea how to solve the problem? > > > Thanks, > > > > Mara > > > > > Mara Guariento > Biomolecular NMR Unit > University of Edinburgh > School of Chemistry > King's Buildings > West Mains Road > Edinburgh EH9 3JJ > UK > +44 131 650 4704 (office 209) > > -- > The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in > Scotland, with registration number SC005336.