Choose a layout
| Layout | Best use | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Single plot | One result, one message. | Quantity, axes, units, and title. |
| Overlay | Several curves sharing a comparable physical coordinate. | Path compatibility, alignment, normalization, and readable legends. |
| One panel per result | Different materials or results needing independent panels. | Consistent dimensions and a fair common range where justified. |
| Band + DOS pairs | Dispersion beside corresponding density of states. | Matching geometry/electronic identity and energy convention. |
| Parameter series | Ordered strain, pressure, temperature, or other variants. | Matching parameter name and unit plus numerical values. |
Build the page
- Select completed results from the active project and import their numerical datasets.
- Search the library and select the datasets you want to compare.
- Choose a layout. A dataset can appear in multiple figures without changing its original samples.
- Set figure width and height in millimeters. Choose a one-column or two-column size appropriate to the target journal.
- Select a panel in the canvas or inspector. Adjust ranges, panel span, order, legend, and linked axes.
- Use Data controls to name layers, choose channels, replace sources, and set colors and line styles.
- Review scientific context notes, let the cloud save finish, then export.
Canvas interaction
Use + and - to enlarge or reduce the page view; 0 or Fit returns it to the available canvas area. The zoom range is 25 to 400 percent relative to the fitted view.
Space+drag, Alt+drag, or middle-button drag pans an enlarged canvas. Ctrl/Cmd+wheel zooms. Clicking a plotted panel selects it for inspection.
Canvas zoom does not change the exported dimensions, axis limits, or numerical values. To change the plotted range, use panel minimum and maximum fields.