ABO Builder
ABO Builder is a Python package designed to build .abo files, which are
used by the Managlyph software to
generate stereoscopic visualizations, particularly for anaglyph (red/cyan)
rendering of molecular or structural models.
Purpose
The goal of abobuilder is to simplify the creation of .abo packages —
structured collections of geometry, metadata, and styling instructions —
enabling users to create vivid anaglyph renderings of 3D scenes using the
Managlyph viewer.
Features
- Build
.abofiles from electronic structure calculations - Automatically include atomic and orbital data
- Configure occupied/unoccupied orbital colors and styling
- Export
.abopackages ready for use in Managlyph
Installation
You can install abobuilder using pip:
pip install abobuilder
Metadata
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