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| # Create an Interface with Python Transformation | |||
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| In this tutorial, you will learn how to create an interface between two materials using the Python Transformation feature. Specifically, we will explore the creation of an interface between Graphene and Ni(111). | |||
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In this tutorial, we create an interface
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| In this tutorial, you will learn how to create an interface between two materials using the Python Transformation feature. Specifically, we will explore the creation of an interface between Graphene and Ni(111). | ||
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| ## Open Materials Designer |
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Step 0: Open Materials Designer
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| We start with [opening](../../entities-general/actions/create.md) an instance of the [Materials Designer Interface](../../materials-designer/overview.md) for creating and designing new [Materials structures](../../materials/overview.md) on our platform. | ||
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| ## Import Materials from Standata |
| - Graphene and Ni should now be available in the materials list. | ||
| <img src="/images/tutorials/interface_with_python/graphene_and_ni_imported.png" alt="Gr and Ni available in materials list"/> | ||
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| ## Use Python Transformation Dialog |
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Step 2: Use Python Transformation Dialog
| # Mind the strain that is introduced by this operation. | ||
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Let's remove the settings - it's already in the code. Maybe add a screenshot instead, if not there
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Screenshot won't fit all settings for that screen size.
| - `Output Materials` will update with the newly created structure. | ||
| <img src="/images/tutorials/interface_with_python/after_run.png" alt="Results of code execution: strain matrix and output materials"/> | ||
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| - Review the resulting strain matrix, if satisfied, submit the form to add the interface to your materials collection. |
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This needs a picture with resulting material
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| - Review the resulting strain matrix, if satisfied, submit the form to add the interface to your materials collection. | ||
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| ## **Key Considerations** |
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Move to the top and use !note (see examples in other pages)
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