rescupybs
The rescupybs is used for band structure plotting or isosurface file exporting from rescuplus calculation result *.json and *.h5 files. The code will provide two scripts, rescubs for band structure plotting using rescuplus *.json or *.dat files, and rescuiso for isosurface file exporting in VESTA format from *.json and *.h5 files.
rescubs
- To execute rescubs -h for the parameters to use.
- Example:
rescubs -h
rescubs -i nano_bs_out_bs.dat -o band.png -l g m k g
rescubs -b -l g m k g -y -1.2 1.2
rescuiso
- To execute rescuiso -h for the parameters to use.
- Example:
rescuiso -h
rescuiso -i nano_wvf_out.json -k 1 4 -b 0 3
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