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scalableCrystals

Python package related to scaling crystal plots

import scalableCrystals
from scalableCrystals import create_crystal

if __name__ == "__main__":    
    num_of_crystals = 100
    Type = "3d"
    opacity = 1
    check,fig = create_crystal.create_main_crystals(num_of_crystals,opacity,Type)
    if check==True:
        fig.show()
    

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