Settings
Personalize behavior and performance trade‑offs. Changes take effect immediately and persist to your user config.
Personalization
Force data format: Choose how forces are plotted
Raw: Use 3N vector format grouped by atoms
Norm: Use per‑structure |F| (faster plotting and simpler visuals)
Canvas Engine: Choose rendering backend
PyQtGraph (CPU): Default, broad compatibility
Vispy (GPU): Uses OpenGL, faster for large scenes (requires working GPU/driver)
Auto loading: On startup, if
./train.xyzand./nep.txtexist, auto‑load the datasetCovalent radius coefficient: Threshold for “non‑physical bond” detection in structure view
Sort atoms: Normalize atom ordering when processing structures in Make Dataset
Use card group menu: Group console cards by category in the add‑card menu
About
About NEP89: Check and download the official NEP89 model
Help: Open documentation site
Submit Feedback: Open issue/feedback page
About/Check for Updates: Check NepTrainKit updates and display version info
Notes
Switching Canvas to Vispy requires a functional OpenGL environment.
“Norm” force mode reduces data size for plotting and improves responsiveness.
Auto loading aims to streamline repetitive workflows when working in a project directory.